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The phrase "and he was difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's challenging behavior or personality in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "During the project, we faced many challenges, and he was difficult to work with, often dismissing others' ideas."
Alternatives: "and he was challenging" or "and he was hard to deal with."
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And he was difficult to define professionally, since his exploits as an actor and comic presence on television sometimes eclipsed his inspired solos in jazz bands and on soundtracks from movies like "The Sandpiper".
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"His brain was fritzing out and he was having a difficult time trying to figure out why.
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