"difficulties for implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a problem or issue that needs to be addressed before a plan or procedure can be put into action. For example, "We must identify and address the difficulties for implementation before we can move forward with the project."
For such cases of depression, active monitoring exists as a treatment option, but it is not without difficulties for implementation and its effectiveness and efficiency have not been demonstrated conclusively.
Moreover, studies focusing on changes to the social environment present numerous difficulties for implementation as they are reliant on the motivation of individual staff to deliver recommended changes to care.
It is generally agreed that increased benefits for students run parallel to increased difficulties for implementation from cookbook-style to project-based, inquiry-based, and research-based laboratories (Oliver-Hoyo et al. 2004; Roehrig and Luft, 2004; Weaver et al., 2008; Furtak and Kunter, 2012).
The organisation of payment for lay health workers, who were employed by this NGO, created some difficulties for intervention implementation.
Our study highlights some of the difficulties for the implementation of effective infection control measures aims to reduce TB exposure among inpatients in low-resource settings.
The objective was to identify the difficulties for the implementation of the protocol advocated by the Surviving Sepsis Campaign and adopted by the project 'HUPE against sepsis'.
At times this complexity was seen as an issue that those in the health and agriculture sectors could avoid: "The social aspects of suicide... are outside the borders of what pesticides are meant for" Ag 1. Difficulties of implementation were often related to weak systems, weak linkages between the sectors and the likely costs.
The drawback of this method lies in its difficulty of implementation for nonlinear problems.
Although the ED can be implemented without any need of apriori knowledge of the PU signal, some difficulties still remain for implementation.
Apart from the difficulties of implementation (which nobody denied), the apparent reason for rejecting this scheme was the long-standing governmental passion for A-levels since the days of Kenneth Baker, repeatedly designated 'the gold standard' of our educational system.
Gaussian radial basis function (RBF) is selected as kernel function because it gives an acceptable accuracy with less difficulty for its implementation (Kaytez et al. 2015).
