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The phrase "are difficult to float" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is challenging to keep afloat, whether literally (like a physical object) or metaphorically (like an idea or plan).
Example: "The new policies proposed by the committee are difficult to float due to the lack of support from the community."
Alternatives: "are hard to sustain" or "are challenging to maintain".
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As is well known to mineral processing scientists and engineers, fine and ultrafine particles are difficult to float mainly due to the low bubble-particle collision efficiencies.
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The disadvantage with the fixed dome and floating drum models is that once installed they are difficult to move.
They are difficult to like.
Details are difficult to obtain.
Platypuses are difficult to spot.
Errors are difficult to undo.
The droplet size that is most difficult to float and its flotation rate are predicted by scaling and estimated numerically.
On the ground, the UPFs are affected by the earth's gravity and it is difficult to make UPFs floating in space, particularly in vacuum.
Generally the high dose of spiramycin is difficult to incorporate in floating tablets, capsules, and so forth which can be easily given in liquid or semisolid dosage form, namely, in situ gel.
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