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The phrase "a tricky one to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation, task, or question that is difficult or complicated to handle or solve.
Example: "This math problem is a tricky one to solve without a calculator."
Alternatives: "a challenging one to" or "a difficult one to".
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Getting the balance right between cashing in and keeping your focus on training is a tricky one to pull off - especially for some of our biggest names like Jessica Ennis, Chris Hoy and Rebecca Adlington.
The line between the two is a tricky one to draw, but for the loaf to be toasted on a fork in front of the fire, it needs to be pretty robust - too cake-like, and it will crumble.
That's quite a tricky one to call.
But it's a tricky one to get right.
So, it's a good question, and I almost feel like it's a tricky one to answer.
The balance between technical knowledge and business experience is a tricky one to strike.
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This is a trickier one to pull off, but because it's based on an established practice in multiple chip architectures, it's going to be even trickier to fix.
Questions about his on-field development remain — particularly his dismal 54.1percentt career completion percentage — but the leadership issue is a trickier one to answer.
This is a potentially tricky one to deal with," he said.
Having covered the black, he cuts a blue to the centre, misses, almost pots it on its way down, and returns to his seat having left a very tricky one to the middle.
This is a very tricky one to call and if the weather stays as it is for the next 48 hours it could be a stodgy game.
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