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The phrase "are very difficult to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that poses a significant challenge or obstacle to accomplish or understand.
Example: "These mathematical problems are very difficult to solve without proper guidance."
Alternatives: "are quite challenging to" or "are hard to".
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"The mushrooms are very difficult to do".
But they are very difficult to fight.
"They are very difficult to recognize".
Oh, good characters are very difficult to play.
These cues, in turn, are very difficult to unlearn.
"Multiteam deals are very difficult to put together," he said.
The details are very difficult to predict, however.
"Everton are very difficult to play against," he said.
"Carlos and Méndez are very difficult to pitch.
"There are always intangibles that are very difficult to capture.
Lawyers say such cases are very difficult to win.
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