The phrase "difficulties in recounting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the challenges or obstacles one may face while retelling or describing an event or experience. Example: Despite his strong memory, the witness faced difficulties in recounting the sequence of events during the trial.
And in recounting the murder, for which both killers are serving life sentences, Loffreda appreciates the difficulty of assigning motives: "Discriminatory violence is rarely fully plotted... it is far more often a bleak and ugly blur of knee-jerk discomfort".
It is a story he revels in recounting.
Exercise as much objectivity as possible in recounting the situation.
Access to complete clinical patient information was also important in the management of older patients with extensive medical histories and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds who encounter difficulties recounting their clinical history.
There was a further 3 day training session where field workers were asked to recount difficulties in the use of the measure, and perform mock interviews and role play.
He recounts the difficulties in getting information about his daughter's death from government authorities.
An emotional Miller-Keyes recounted her difficulties in getting a rape kit done at a hospital and reporting the assault.
In Gibson's study of alternative practitioners working within the NHS, an osteopath recounted her difficulties in managing this conflict.
To the extent that the laws of Florida permit her and the commission to exercise discretion to excuse late-filed returns, see Section 102.112(1), the secretary of state has reasonably exercised that discretion not to permit logistical difficulties in accomplishing a manual recount to excuse a county canvassing board's late filing of returns.
Later Mr. Jackman broke down in tears recounting his childhood.
