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"Difficult to bring" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is problematic or elusive. For example: "Finding a solution to the problem proved to be difficult to bring."
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It's very difficult to bring them together".
The "Missa Solemnis" is difficult to bring off.
But it is extremely difficult to bring off.
It's difficult to bring up, difficult to broach.
Now, it is difficult to bring in enough.
Furthermore, civil claims for damages are difficult to bring.
Yet, with Mr Webster in the job, change would anyway have been difficult to bring about.
For the traveler and travel manager, it becomes something that's extraordinarily difficult to bring clarity to".
A number of procedural hurdles make it difficult to bring actions against the banks.
"There are so many people who are very difficult to bring to heel," he said.
"When it's millions of farmers, it's more difficult to bring it under control," Mr. Ma said.
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