The phrase "and the increased difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or obstacles that have become more pronounced or severe in a particular context.
Example: "The project faced numerous setbacks, and the increased difficulty made it hard to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "along with the heightened challenge" or "as well as the greater complexity."
Against the fear that could dissuade collaborators, there are new pressures to compel Palestinians to work with Israel: deeper poverty and the increased difficulty of moving even from one town to another on roads shut by Israeli checkpoints.
In his twenties and early thirties, he wrote a series of plays—"The Garden Party," "The Memorandum," and "The Increased Difficulty of Concentration"—that were all understood by their audiences as implicit critiques of the regime: its stifling "automatism" (a favorite term of Havel's), its inhuman language.
But she described financial issues that piled up, including a reduction in the number of parties and corporate outings at the alley, the loss of money from her investors in February and the increased difficulty of obtaining credit during the prolonged recession.
In his twenties and early thirties, he wrote a series of plays — "The Garden Party," "The Memorandum," and "The Increased Difficulty of Concentration" — that were all understood by their audiences as implicit critiques of the regime: its stifling "automatism" (a favorite term of Havel's), its inhuman language.
Moreover, the drivers agree on the increased risk of passenger entrapment due to new procedures, potential effects from the change of platform side, and the increased difficulty of keeping to a low speed limit.
We anticipated that plots situated on steeper slopes would deviate more from LiDAR-predicted values than those on flatter slopes due to variations in growth patterns, variations in canopy architecture and the increased difficulty of collecting geolocated field data in steep environments.
These changes include but are not limited to advances in bio-markers and molecular and cellular biology, the use of computers in tracking and statistics, the increased difficulty of integrating research into routine clinical practice, the diversity and health disparity of the population, and growing complexities of medical-legal-ethical issues.
But Fed officials and most analysts say that consumer spending was already slowing before the credit squeeze became acute recently and is likely to be further dented by the increased difficulty and expense of obtaining credit.
The decrease in the number of complexes as the number of subunits increase might be a reflection of the increased difficulty in assembling and thus evolving larger beneficial complexes.
As they reach the point of checking out on mobile, they're now more likely to give up and move on because of the increased difficulty of the experience on mobile's small screen, combined with retailers' failure to roll out mobile-optimized experiences even as percentages of mobile shoppers continue to grow at record rates.
Non HIV-related co-morbidities and detailed HIV-related diagnoses are not included in the routine monitoring data collected from ART patients in South Africa, due to the increased difficulty and expense that capturing this information on a large scale would necessitate.
