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The part of the sentence "having trouble finding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone experiencing difficulty locating something. For example, "I'm having trouble finding a good book to read."
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Having trouble finding the entrance?
He was also having trouble finding work.
I'm having trouble finding anything suitable.
Some people are having trouble finding jobs.
But Novelis is having trouble finding followers.
Having trouble finding a primary care doc?
But he's having trouble finding takers.
Employers certainly aren't having trouble finding workers.
I am having trouble finding plants.
Are you having trouble finding books in Langdell?
If you are having trouble finding it, contact me.
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