The phrase "difficulties in detection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to express that something is hard to identify or find. For example: "Due to their small size and lack of coloration, butterflies pose difficulties in detection."
Difficulties in detection and poor correlation with conventional indicator organisms pose challenges for the water industry.
The categorical verification confirms that these satellite-based rainfall estimates have difficulties in detection of rain over the southeast peninsula and northeast India.
Experts believe that difficulties in detection and ease in dissemination of deadly pathogens make BW a better option for attack compared to nuclear weapons.
Previously, Morgan and colleagues detected CDK2-derived peptides by Hunter 2D peptide mapping system but noted difficulties in detection of T-loop derived peptides due to the strong binding of the peptides to the PVDF membrane [29].
This stresses some of the difficulties in detection and treatment of some ADHD patients, particularly females.
Difficulties in detection of defect relate primarily to distinguishing appropriately between short-term and long-term fluctuation.
Figure 1(b) illustrates the relative stealth or difficulty in detection.
A leak from subsea pipelines has been a serious problem in deepwater operations because of its potential threat to surrounding marine environments, significant monetary loss from the delay of hydrocarbon production, and difficulty in detection and remedial processes.
Vertical root fractures of teeth (VRFs) often pose a diagnostic dilemma because of the difficulty in detection of these in intraoral radiographs except in certain cases with very distinct clinical findings.
The prevalence of eschar in ST seropositive patients was slightly lower and could be attributed to the difficulty in detection due to the relatively darker complexion of Sri Lankans.
The extremely low viral load is the probable reason for the considerable difficulty in detection of HPV in breast cancers (Kan et al, 2005).
