"find it troublesome" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: I find it troublesome that the printer always jams when I'm in a hurry.
It's easy to see why he would find it troublesome to equate the joy and excitement he clearly feels when making music with the everyday practicalities and responsibilities of running a label – the dichotomy of being a producer, who, he says, provides a service for the artists, with being the record label boss, someone who occasionally has to say no.
Reawakened interest in Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS) has done little to dispel this view with consistent reports that the majority of patients with CBS do not find it troublesome.
Choice in respect to important matters became more and more difficult; people found it troublesome to settle on a mode of work, for instance, or a partner.
At least one local real estate lawyer said he found it troublesome that even if a unit were completed within the two-year time frame, developers could still be liable.
He finds it "troublesome" and a "mistake" that the report included recommendations -- in addition to its investigative findings -- but the commissioners didn't have a choice in this, either.
Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California and a persistent critic of the company, said on Friday he found it troublesome that Halliburton, which has more than $9 billion in contracts for Iraq, won its latest government deal, worth up to $1.2 billion, last Friday.
Other experts found it troublesome to distinguish between certain PPS % levels, e.g. between PPS 30% and 40%, or between PPS 80%and90%0%.
If you find it too troublesome to peel a kiwifruit without damaging it, consider giving it a good scrub down and eating it with the skin still intact.
Practice with a pick and abandon it if you find it too troublesome and like the sound of your fingers on the strings better.
Despite the early concerns of some prosthetists, Ms. Fifield has not found it particularly troublesome that the battery's charge lasts only about 30 hours.
