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Discover LudwigThe phrase "access difficult" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where access to something is challenging, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The website's layout makes access difficult for new users."
Alternatives: "hard to access" or "challenging to access".
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Entrance stairs make wheelchair access difficult.
And ensconced renters made access difficult.
Entrance is three steps below street level, making wheelchair access difficult.
The rail corridor on the east bank from Manhattan to Albany can make access difficult.
The park is open year-round, but snow makes access difficult in winter and spring.
Sand dunes and marshy areas made access difficult from the south and southeast.
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In turn, aspiring plant-eaters have had to evolve ways around those defenses — long bills to access difficult-to-reach nectar, for example, or metabolic pathways that allow them to safely ingest certain toxins.
Fracking allows drilling firms to access difficult-to-reach resources of oil and gas.
Experimentation at the bottom of the pyramid economies is hard: access is difficult and the data is scarce.
Wheelchair access is difficult, because the space is cramped; the bathroom is not wheelchair accessible.
"Surgical access is difficult," he said.
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