The phrase "any difficulty that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to potential challenges or problems someone might encounter in a given situation.
Example: "If you encounter any difficulty that prevents you from completing the task, please let me know."
Alternatives: "any issues that" or "any challenges that".
"My job was to see to it that he didn't get into any difficulty" – that he kept good records and paid taxes, his father says.
The interviewer recorded any difficulty that subjects had encountered and also their comments.
In essence, the purpose of the Sub-Committee is to provide a forum for the examination of any difficulty that may arise in light of the Guidelines and Principles of Surplus Disposal as endorsed by the Conference and to promote observance of the principles recommended by FAO.
Any difficulty that the besieged company has raising billions more will force it to find a way to make a profit.
As for hizzoner da Mayor theoretically getting involved in this fantasy calamity, he's got so many other issues with Garden majordomo Jim Dolan, starting with their West Side Stadium dust-up, he'd enjoy watching any difficulty that befell the Rangers and Knicks.
Any difficulty that I had, I found a way to resolve it".
The primary requirement is to overcome any difficulties that are associated with the currently used industrial bioreactors.
As for its safety record, Spirit boasts of having never had a crash nor having experienced any difficulties that would cause death or serious injury to its passengers.
Amanda Urban, another agent, said she found that increasingly an agent's role was "to serve a book down the line" to iron out any difficulties that might arise.
"I assure you, we will overcome any difficulties that may arise in certain areas of the economy, and maybe we will become more independent and more confident in our own strength," Lavrov said.
