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The phrase "are already difficult to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or obstacles that are currently present or have been encountered.
Example: "The tasks we face are already difficult to manage without additional resources."
Alternatives: "are already hard to" or "are already challenging to".
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They are also developing new road-mobile missiles, which are already difficult to track and destroy during a conflict.
The Bank of England insists that existing banknotes are already difficult to forge, but there is a growing counterfeit problem.
Prose, on the other hand, requires those things — which are already difficult to achieve in a society as collectivistic and as polarized as Turkey's.
I can't imagine adding another layer of judgment to calls that are already difficult to make at full speed and I certainly can't imagine reviewing the call to determine how hard the hit was.
Data science jobs are already difficult to fill, and according to The Quant Crunch report, demand is expected to rise 28% by 2020.
On-demand logistics businesses are already difficult to operate, both because of high competition and the general dynamics of delivering (usually restaurant-prepared food) in a timely fashion.
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