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The phrase "are much more difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the difficulty of two or more things, indicating that one is significantly harder than the other(s).
Example: "The math problems in this textbook are much more difficult than those in the previous edition."
Alternatives: "are significantly harder" or "are considerably more challenging."
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Handovers are much more difficult.
Mozart's piano concertos are much more difficult than his sonatas.
But these are much more difficult languages than German.
They are much more difficult than rainbow or brook trout.
"The next battles are much more difficult," Ms. Sussman said.
Dogs, he said, are much more difficult to clone.
Those are much more difficult issues than scientific ones.
But they are much more difficult to pull off today.
Some choices are relatively easy and others are much more difficult.
In short, they are much more difficult children to place successfully.
But dealing with the cultural challenges are much more difficult to do something about.
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