The phrase "actions and difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the challenges or obstacles faced in relation to specific actions or tasks.
Example: "In our project, we need to address both the actions and difficulties that arise during implementation."
Alternatives: "challenges and tasks" or "efforts and obstacles".
The behavior of people with autism that could be explained by the executive dysfunction theory includes the need for routine, strong preference for repetitive behavior, lack of impulse control, difficulty in initiating new actions, and difficulty of shifting from one task to another (Hill, 2004; Hill & Frith, 2003; Hughes, Russell, & Robbins, 1994).
However, due to their transient action and difficulties regarding delivery into adult tissues, morpholinos are not suitable for analyzing gene function at later stages of the life cycle.
Peaks for action and difficulty were spatially identical in LIFG.
Peaks for action and difficulty were distinct in occipital temporal cortex.
In LIFG, the peak responses to action and difficulty were spatially identical across participants, while these responses were overlapping yet spatially distinct in posterior temporal cortex.
Further, the dynamic of repeated contracts allows parties to become familiarised and to develop a relationship and a reputation, and thus adjust their actions [ 8]; this may enhance the contracting relationship but it may also reveal true intentions and actions and cause difficulties in the contracting process.
EasyJet also took a £49.8m hit owing to Air Traffic Control ATCC) strike action, and operational difficulties over the summer.
The stop-motion technique is halfway between animation and life action and has difficulties from both of those two techniques.
Poland's leader later indicated that Carter's actions and the Soviets' difficulties in Afghanistan led to their abandoning invasion plans.
