The phrase "accepts the difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to acknowledge and deal with challenges or hardships.
Example: "In order to grow, one must accept the difficulty that comes with learning new skills."
Alternatives: "embraces the challenge" or "acknowledges the struggle."
Compromise and save the deal, and accept the difficulty of closing the deal in negotiations with those back at home.
But Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, told the Commons that while he accepted the difficulty of "reconciling the issues of justice and security" the legislation was not "proportionate to the scale of the problem".
Murray accepted the difficulty with a grace and fortitude that bespoke a vast experience in match play, a deep acceptance of conditions that were out of his control, and a champion's resolve to win.
He told BBC radio: "What this bill does is ensure that the government can't close off any particular line of investigation". But Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, told the Commons that while he accepted the difficulty of "reconciling the issues of justice and security" the legislation was not "proportionate to the scale of the problem".
Accepting the difficulty of where we were, engaging in extremely helpful therapy, and beginning to build a supportive village of family and friends all helped to calm the angry sea thrashing around us.
Accepting the difficulty in creating a category based on absence of features, we have chosen to refer to this distinct group of enzymes, present in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, simply as metacaspase-like proteases.
We're ready to accept the difficulties in order to reach a place where we will have a peaceful life.
Even accepting the difficulties of carrying out research in this field, the available studies contribute only low levels of quantitative evidence.
Accepting the difficulties in producing heteroplasmic mice carrying severe pathogenic mtDNA mutations, it is clear that differentiated neurons generated from ES cell-derived cybrids provide an attractive model for human mtDNA disease and for studying the effects of mtDNA mutations on neuronal development and function.
Lukas Bernard of Arizona's Page Springs Cellars, Cornville, Arizona, accepts the infrastructure difficulties, explaining, "The wine industry in Arizona is in its infancy.
