"difficult environmental conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the natural surroundings pose challenges or obstacles. Example: The explorers faced difficult environmental conditions as they trekked through the dense jungle, including extreme heat, thick vegetation, and dangerous wild animals.
Luisa studies how people learn from increasingly difficult environmental conditions.
Medical tools for minimally invasive surgery are often used under difficult environmental conditions.
Brunet has reminded us that we must find out what was going on in Central Africa and West Africa, and that's going to be harder to do because of more difficult environmental conditions".
We show how the social amoebae Dictyostelium discoideum uses these same principles to aggregate during starvation, allowing it to survive difficult environmental conditions.
Species of cash crops, for example, have been altered so that they now grow in difficult environmental conditions, contain more nutrients, or require fewer treatments of insecticide or herbicide.
Mohamed Coulibaly, the director of a think-tank called Club de Reflexion Sur Le Mali, says: "Northern Mali is a long desert area with difficult environmental conditions.
Delineating species within Corallinales is difficult, because environmental conditions (such as the strength of currents) impact their morphology and collected specimens are generally sterile.
These detector systems will be built with tens of thousands of front-end ASICs exposed to high radiation doses and difficult environmental and interference conditions.
Developed by the UK's Institute of Food Research, the US Department of Agriculture, and Australia's Food Safety Centre, the program traces the cause of salmonella, or any bacterial contamination, along the food supply chain, which the researchers say can be difficult due to varying environmental conditions.
In Doug Vakoch's edited volume, Extraterrestrial Altruism: Evolution and Ethics in the Cosmos, Doug Raybeck notes that predators face difficult problems related to environmental conditions that may create selective advantages toward increased intelligence in those predatory animals.
Their manufacturing procedures are difficult and sensitive to environmental conditions such as temperature, light and pressure.
