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The phrase "faced with a difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a situation in which someone is confronted with a challenge. For example: "Faced with a difficult decision, she chose to start her own business instead of working for someone else."
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"Gentlemen, we are faced with a difficult paradox.
Faced with a difficult task, the clergy did pretty well.
The ECB is faced with a difficult decision.
In seeking answers, geologists are faced with a difficult problem.
He is faced with a difficult decision: keep his mother alive or restore natural order.
But after Mr. Whitfield learned his cancer had returned, Starz was faced with a difficult decision.
He was over at the FAI awards and he's faced with a difficult decision.
Companies that stick with options will still be faced with a difficult valuation problem.
What comes to Al Gore's mind when he is faced with a difficult question?
"The reality is that America is sometimes faced with a difficult choice.
Atwell, faced with a difficult scene in which, for once, Margaret's composure dissolves, sought advice.
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