"create difficulties in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cause problems or challenges in a certain situation. Example: The new regulations will create difficulties in the company's ability to expand into international markets.
That can create difficulties in situations in which structure and order are highly valued.
Changes in evolutionary rates may create difficulties in interpretation, but macromolecular studies have three notable advantages over comparative anatomy and the other classical disciplines.
"Let us resolve to overcome past prejudices and to correct the often distorted images of the other, which even today can create difficulties in our relations," Benedict told the Muslim delegation.
Treasury Department officials said they did not believe that every instance in which problems in one country create difficulties in other countries or in world financial markets merited intervention by the United States and the monetary fund.
Duncan Smith also said he had issued guidance to local authorities emphasising that discretionary payments would be available to support "other priority groups" affected, including "people whose homes have had significant disability adaptations and those with long-term medical conditions that create difficulties in sharing a bedroom".
Duncan Smith said he had also issued guidance to local authorities emphasising that discretionary payments would be available to support "other priority groups" affected, including "people whose homes have had significant disability adaptations and those with long-term medical conditions that create difficulties in sharing a bedroom".
Although currently effective, instructions warning of punitive consequences may create difficulty in recruiting participants.
Although artificial neural networks are successful in prediction, their inability to explicitly produce prediction equations can create difficulty in practical circumstances.
This could create difficulty in finding statistically significant differences compared with objective measures.
High ambitions may also create difficulty in transferring responsibility to other people.
This complex interplay can create difficulty in shaping conceptual and statistical models which may affect clinical practice.
