"expected difficulty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase "expected difficulty" in a sentence such as: "The company was unprepared for the unexpected difficulty they encountered in the project."
"We expected difficulty," Sharp said, "but we didn't expect the degree of difficulty".
The main reasons for non-participation were lack of time and expected difficulty to collect blood samples from children.
On those sheets that circled a reason for GlideScope use for the first pass attempt, 329 were for "Expected Difficulty with DL" and 113 were for "Training".
Payment amounts for different items were selected based on three criteria: 1) public health or clinical importance; 2) estimated incidence; and 3) expected difficulty for VHWs.
Some declined because of the anticipated high workload and expected difficulty with adherence to the research protocol, while others were unable to recruit the minimum of 6 participants.
Given the above differences in the two groups, the 329 GlideScope uses for "Expected Difficulty with DL" were compared to the intubations performed in the DL group to determine the traits that lead to the expected difficulty distinction and subsequent GlideScope choice via a binary logistic regression.
Mr. Fischer said he expected difficulties in the future.
The expected difficulties from a new wave of corporate bankruptcies are not completely new.
But he said he expected difficulties even if there were no fighting in the immediate area of any relief corridor.
But the senator said it would have been naive not to have expected difficulties in the implementation of the agreement.
Nigel Redden, director of the festival, said he had expected difficulties in obtaining visas for Iranians, particularly in a period of heightened security.
