'imposes difficulties' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something creates or results in problems or obstacles. For example, "The project's tight deadline imposes difficulties on the team."
Flexible risers are mulTheirered pipes used in oil and gas industry.
However, the complexity of this phenomenon imposes difficulties to its computer modeling and its accuracy must be assessed.
The multi time-scaled effect of the battery dynamics imposes difficulties on the design of an accurate parameter identification algorithm.
This requirement imposes difficulties in integration into an existing control system that typically has resources dedicated solely to control applications.
The control of intensified continuous reactor imposes difficulties due to complex three-phase reaction kinetics, inherent process nonlinearities and stringent temperature limitation.
The complexity of boundary conditions of the methods, however, imposes difficulties in representing the tunnelling procedure in laboratory and analytical models.
Finally, the temporal variation of the UWA channel is very fast due to the dynamics of the water mass, which imposes difficulty on both channel estimation and phase tracking.
The unfermented glucose not only compromises ethanol yield that is calculated based on total sugars feeding into fermentation systems without deduction of residual sugars, but also imposes difficulty for the subsequent treatment of waste distillage.
"No country wishes to impose difficulties on another just for the sake of it," Merkel said, adding that she had "every confidence that the Spanish government will carry out the necessary reforms".
This kind of image quality degradation had imposed difficulties in visually inspecting wear particle features.
These interactions impose difficulties to determine influences of changes in glucose feed on the cultivation.
