The phrase "difficulty of accessing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the difficulty, complexity, or hurdles that someone might face when attempting to access something, such as a resource or information. For example, "Due to the difficulty of accessing the correct data, our research progress has been slowed."
This category referred to journeys, as " having to get to three different places within a period of five hours" (TRS, female, 53 years), and access problems, such as the " difficulty of accessing the workplace for research purposes outside of class hours" (TRS, female, 36 years).
25 Whether this is due to the difficulty of accessing fresh fruit and vegetables, costs, or simply preference is unclear, but access through a pharmacy may go some way to reducing these barriers.
Ugandan farmer Francis Kamara discusses the difficulty of accessing markets and finding buyers for products in an audio clip on the Katine website.
Mikulak said that Damascus has blamed delays for its failure to meet deadlines on the difficulty of accessing stockpiles in contested areas — an argument he dismissed.
The difficulty of accessing cheap spare parts or difficulties during the disassembly process are the commonest problems observed by repair technicians.
By focusing on key business priorities, such as Britain's broken business rates system and the difficulty of accessing finance for growth, the Chancellor has demonstrated that he is committed to solving problems that hinder the growth aspirations of many firms.
If health systems are to be organized to reduce access barriers the patients' perspective on the difficulties of accessing care and 'healer shopping' needs to be better understood.
In the panel, moderated by Sara Dean, discussion focused on the difficulties of accessing adequate information in order to take cases to court against gross campaign violations.
Despite this advancing knowledge about life in the deep ocean, our understanding of microorganisms in the rocky oceanic crust and the fluids flowing through it remains limited due to the difficulties of accessing these subseafloor habitats.
Obstructing schemes that seek to grow are an array of formidable barriers: the difficulties of accessing investment; the inward-looking culture of some areas that dismisses the potential of services developed elsewhere; and risk aversion, along with some short-sightedness among commissioners.
