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'great suffering' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase to describe a character's experience in a book or to depict a situation where a lot of people are going through a lot of pain. For example, "The city went through great suffering in the aftermath of the war."
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This creates great suffering.
Ikea is a place of great suffering and torment.
With watching Le Passé (The Past) comes great suffering.
We have all experienced such great suffering back home.
He said the ordeal had caused great suffering for his family.
These ill-conceived colonies brought great suffering to Russian soldiers and peasants alike.
His death agony was short, but he endured great suffering before he lost consciousness.
She agreed, but this began a time of great suffering for her.
It was the intentional and systematic infliction of great suffering masquerading as a legal process.
The war inflicted great suffering and left the regional economy in shambles.
Mr. Turetsky responded to this assertion jokingly: "Great art is born from great suffering," he said.
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