The phrase "all types of difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various kinds of challenges or problems someone may face.
Example: "In life, we encounter all types of difficulties that test our resilience and strength."
Alternatives: "all kinds of challenges" or "various forms of obstacles."
But the examples discussed did not illustrate all types of typical evidence of difficulties from Table 2, so actual responses to illustrate other difficulties are provided in Supplemental Tables S4 6.
Whereas the compositional bias score corrections are applicable for all types of sequences, they run into difficulties over which part of the sequence to determine the amino acid composition (and using the whole sequence is not a good choice in multi-segment proteins).
In a survey with 3669 randomly selected women, Asplund and Åberg [ 33] showed that all types of sleep disturbances, such as difficulty in falling asleep, early awakening and nightmares, increase the risk of cardiac symptoms as spasmodic chest pain and irregular heart beats.
Yet, without having to explain the "types of difficulties we labored under," he imparts a pretty immediate idea of the difficulties within which his characters exist.
In addition, administrators and guidance counselors agree that the number and types of difficulties experienced by students have intensified in recent years.
And even under normal circumstances this is never satisfactory: it has to be readily understood the types of difficulties we labored under.
"These types of difficulties are inherent in this adventure," said André Borschberg, the pilot and co-founder of the project.
Students will investigate ways of addressing various types of difficulties they encounter in the process of translating across languages and cultures with the aim of developing their own principled approach to translating.
