The phrase "and difficult to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or obstacles related to executing a plan, idea, or project.
Example: "The proposed solution is innovative, but it is also costly and difficult to implement."
Alternatives: "and hard to execute" or "and challenging to carry out".
As all industries increasingly privilege agile software development over solutions that are rigid and difficult to implement, startups attacking the health space, in turn, are moving towards faster implementation.
Such a mechanism, he added, would be "troubling and difficult to implement at a technology level".
''We needed clear guidelines.'' However, establishing psychological safety is, by its very nature, somewhat messy and difficult to implement.
The policy, set to come into effect next April, has been heavily criticised by local councils as being expensive and difficult to implement.
Thirteen states have enacted laws prohibiting compliance with the Real ID act, which governors have said would be unreasonably costly and difficult to implement quickly.
It says the rules are expensive and difficult to implement, and it wants temporary waivers to the rules for any school-meals programme that has been losing money for six months.
But a spokesman for Boeing said there were no plans for another such evaluation, saying it was "difficult to measure individuals in such a big company and difficult to implement over the long term".
But whatever the motive behind the offers — benevolence, wanting to bolster Western-style governance or help Western businesses expand — the traditional model used by multilateral lenders looks increasingly unsuitable for the region and difficult to implement, analysts say.
Storage was expensive and difficult to implement.
DQMOM is accurate but is numerically ill-posed and difficult to implement.
However, conventional devices for controlling variable stiffness are complicated and difficult to implement in most applications.
