"greatly suffer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in situations where you want to describe someone or something experiencing intense suffering. For example, "This country has been greatly suffering under the oppressive rule of its leaders."
Not only are some contradictory, but also patient safety could greatly suffer from a "one size fits all" approach, because patients often present widely varying and complicated conditions.
Her beauty did not greatly suffer from her frailty, but gained a new dimension from it, a ghostly glow, a poignance.
For the Government have a staked interest in not building substantial numbers of new homes in and around the Capital – their voters, most of this paper's readers, would greatly suffer a large decline in the value of their properties (which are now often intended to be used for their pensions) if sufficient new housing was to be built – and Generation Y do not vote.
The observations of nonlinear systems, exposed to a fading channel, greatly suffer from both transmission failure and signal fluctuation.
It has also been found that in closed-access femtocell networks macrocell MSs in close vicinity to a femtocell greatly suffer from high interference and that such macrocell MSs cause destructive interference to femtocell BSs [13].
Although conventional methods can produce various ZnO micro-/nanostructures, these different synthesis methods often greatly suffer from problems of high temperature, need for high vacuum, lack of control, and high cost.
He concluded, "Our image has greatly suffered with the local population, and many of the decisions are irreversible".
"SSRIs with major brands being Celexa, Lexapro, Zoloft, Prozac have greatly suffered over the years from generic competition," publisher Bruce Carlson, of Kalorama, said.
He said that Benedict had "greatly suffered" at the group's excommunication and had long been "a protagonist in relations with Lefebvre".
Even more noteworthy here in Shiite country, which greatly suffered under Saddam Hussein's Baathist rule, was the willingness to turn to a man with a Baathist past.
Ireland, whose economy has greatly suffered since the heady boom days of the Celtic Tiger, is one of the 27 E.U. member states participating in the benchmark.
