The phrase "encounter great difficulty" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It often suggests that the subject is facing significant challenges or obstacles. Example: The hikers encountered great difficulty when they got lost in the dense forest without a map or cell phone.
"Try finding a black doctor, a black dentist, a black bank manager, and you will encounter great difficulty," Mr. da Silva said.
Skilled immigrants often encounter great difficulty finding jobs, and many employers require prior work experience in Canada.
Because he has already been confirmed for a Cabinet post, Peña should not encounter great difficulty in the Senate.
"Currently the left-behind parents of children abducted to or from Japan have little hope of having their children returned and encounter great difficulties in obtaining access to their children and exercising their parental rights and responsibilities," they said.
Cotton (2006) indicated that teachers may encounter great difficulties in being strictly neutral during discussions or debates on SSI in real classroom situations.
However, as the data keeps getting bigger and bigger, the existing machine learning techniques encounter great difficulties when they are required to handle the unprecedented volume of data.
When the angle is larger than or equal to 90°, the temperature and the pressure at the entrance of the bend is too high that the rescue efforts in the methane explosion accidents will encounter great difficulties.
In addition, caregivers with limited English may encounter great difficulties in comprehending the complex nature of community aged care services available.
The backlash suggests that television companies will encounter greater difficulty in making observational documentaries in deprived areas as audiences become more familiar with such shows.
Arab students have been shown to encounter greater difficulty with English spelling and word processing than proficiency equivalent ESL learners from other L1 backgrounds.
