'bedevilled with' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or predicament that you are struggling with or have difficulty resolving due to the complexity of the issue. For example: "The project was bedevilled with problems that made it virtually impossible to complete on time."
"Englishness in England is bedevilled with fears about rightwing, nationalist politicians and football hooligans," says MacRaild.
Field is now pressing the National Audit Office to investigate the site which he described as "bedevilled with fraud".
It is also bedevilled with "experts" who stake their reputations on never being fooled – when in reality everyone gets fooled.
Whether true or not, the story was believed.However, just as Hollywood movie-making is bedevilled with rivalries, disloyalty and general malice, so was the White House during Mr Regan's time there.
Butcher describes it as "a work of lyrical beauty that takes us on a turbulent journey through the troubled history of Darfur, the desert region of Sudan bedevilled with war.
There is little chance of building up a truly elite tradition of singing outside Europe, she argues, because the opera houses in New Zealand and Australia mount only a few performances a year and are bedevilled with cash crises.
Whoever controls these platforms is in a position to determine what users can do—as well as steer sales.So the same regulatory issues that bedevilled Microsoft with its Windows operating system are now cropping up with its browser.
That's what bedevilled Southern Cross with a business model that was fatally flawed.
Racism and violence against women have long bedevilled Bolivia, with indigenous women particularly vulnerable to domestic abuse and discrimination.
The horse trade from the Americas has similarly been bedevilled by problems with horse passports and drug contamination.
Even before the spying controversy, the Key campaign was bedevilled by scandal, with a senior cabinet minister forced to resign following the publication of a book based on hacked emails that revealed links between the ruling centre-right National party and an attack-blogger.
