The phrase "account of difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or event that presents challenges or obstacles, often in a narrative or explanatory context.
Example: "In her account of difficulty, she described the numerous challenges she faced while completing the project on time."
Alternatives: "description of challenges" or "narrative of obstacles".
Taking account of difficulty of collection, the Confederate Congress passed a "Tax in Kind" in April 1863, which was set at one tenth of all agricultural product by state.
Included amongst these cases were persistently recurrent GCTBs and large, pelvic or sacral GCTBs that were deemed inoperable on account of difficulty in obtaining surgical clearance, as well as a number of GCTB cases with evidence of metastatic disease.
Trussel et al. provide a useful account of difficulties in analysing and comparing contraceptive efficacy trials [ 6].
Their stories provide accounts of difficulties, coping mechanisms, and sensitivity to the issues of low health literacy.
However, sexual concerns also affect single people, as was evidenced by accounts of difficulties in forming new relationships in the present study.
Far from being whimsical or cute, Lassnig provides a succinct and witty account of the difficulty of translating bodily sensation into a visual language.
But the foreign secretary denied that they had been involved in a relationship, a point he illustrated by highlighting the strength of his marriage in an account of his difficulty in starting a family.
A closer account of student difficulty with particular specialist styles may help institutions to respond more adequately to expanding student populations and to determine an appropriate balance between general and specific purpose language courses.
And that's partly on account of the difficulty in proving exactly how stress might work, not to mention understanding why some people succumb to it but others do not.
"I am particularly troubled by [the watchdog's] account of its difficulty in obtaining information regarding the CNG facility," McCaskill wrote.
