The phrase "experiencing a difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a challenging situation or period of time. For example: "I'm currently experiencing a difficult period in my life, but I'm determined to make it through."
Caroline Gulliver, of Execution Noble, said: "It looks like Comet is underperforming significantly rather than just experiencing a difficult market".
Watt started drafting his resignation statement, to the horror of his colleagues who knew he was experiencing a difficult time in his personal life.
The acting Senate leader, Emilio Colombo, urged lawmakers to overcome their differences in the interest of a "country that is experiencing a difficult and complex season".
Reeves, 50, has been experiencing a difficult period in his career following disappointing box office returns for directing debut Man of Tai Chi and martial arts fantasy 47 Ronin.
With Mr. Obama experiencing a difficult first year of his second term and his lame-duck status growing ever nearer, his speech underscored the stirrings of a debate inside the Democratic Party about the party's economic approach, given the halting recovery.
At a news conference on Tuesday, Mr Hollande said he was experiencing a "difficult moment" in his private life.
Damon has experienced a difficult season and might not be back with the Yankees in 2008.
Claudio Ranieri's team, on the other hand, had experienced a difficult relegation battle last season.
Meanwhile, Bolger's one-time protégé, Aidan O'Brien experienced a difficult afternoon in the Paris sunshine.
Bridget Jones's Baby experienced a difficult labour in the US this weekend, taking just $8m and landing third in the charts, despite a wide release.
Belarus experienced a difficult year in 2011 as it dealt with spiraling inflation, a currency crisis, shortages of basic products, and heightened international criticism of the country's record on human rights.
