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The phrase "arduous to tackle" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a task or challenge that is difficult or requires significant effort to address. Example: "The project was arduous to tackle, requiring extensive research and collaboration among team members."
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Organize yourself well and things will seem less arduous to tackle when you get back on your feet.
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With this revolution comes the hope of being able to tackle some of the more arduous challenges that the central nervous system has presented to the research community.
Earlier this week it said that the situation was "grim" and the task "arduous" as it announced a five-year plan to tackle the problem.
With so much to tackle in any given day, it can seem arduous to maintain visual order in our spaces.
But how to tackle it?
Five problems to tackle 1.
They're too pissed to tackle punctutation.
Natural disasters are simpler to tackle.
The project aims to tackle these problems.
"We've got to tackle that.
He has promised to tackle corruption.
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