"cumbersome logistics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or process that is difficult, complex, or costly because of its size or organization. For example: "The company was overwhelmed by the cumbersome logistics of shipping thousands of packages per day."
In addition to the traditional mining firms, new arrivals (banks, mobile-phone firms and retailers) have been active north of the border and making money.Yet cumbersome logistics, poor infrastructure, abundant red tape, a shortage of skilled workers and HIV/AIDS remain real challenges.
The father of two, with a newborn just arriving in the house in 2014, Smith said the idea for Shipt came to him while he and his wife were dealing with the increasingly cumbersome logistics of their own household.
The technology revolution for research faculty is stretching budgets, improving accuracy and accelerating the rate of research by stripping away many cumbersome logistics.
However, its indications appear limited because of the cumbersome logistics of such therapy requiring a specialized team, in the setting of an unknown neurological outcome.
Sure, some venues were elusive as logistics proved cumbersome, perhaps a rowing scull here or there might have sunk, but hey, peaks without troughs makes for some anodyne action, no?
Moreover, CAT requires electronic administration in real time, and the logistics are more cumbersome than with traditional pencil and paper administrations.
Other modular ECMO may be used, such as the Lifebridge devices (the B2T model weighs 36 pounds), but always recognize the logistics of transport are exceedingly cumbersome [ 33].
Neither vendor was an actual store, and WomenJapan.com found the logistics of distribution and inventory management cumbersome.
After a cumbersome setup, the detective work takes flight, but then the logistics grow so complicated the humor is exhausted.
In general, the logistics of confiscating and testing illegal chemicals and prosecuting offenders remain extremely cumbersome for most South East Asian countries.
Moreover, even if the government did decide today to push ahead with, for example, doubling the size of Heathrow, the delays caused by the UK's cumbersome planning process - which the prime minister has promised to streamline somewhat - and the logistics involved mean that little spending would actually happen before the next election.
