"in such difficulties" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "The company was in such difficulties that they had to make drastic cuts to their budget."
If points were awarded for industry, they would not be in such difficulties.
She has often sought to address a particular question about people placed in such difficulties: Are their psychological and civic needs being addressed by the social organizations that purport to help them?
James, now an associate professor of anthropology at MIT, has often sought to address a particular question about people placed in such difficulties: Are their psychological and civic needs being addressed by the social organizations that purport to help them?
The number of fathers who find themselves in such difficulties is hard to pin down, and while it may not be extremely large, it is growing, according to researchers, government statistics and anecdotal accounts from social workers, particularly in Europe's hard-hit southern tier.
Indeed, an assumption of a sequential structure implies transitivity, which further necessitates dependence among the parameters, resulting in such difficulties.
The message from Austin has already been delivered to Formula One by people and countries with greater experience in staging grands prix and it is felt by many observers that the sport's failure to listen – Ecclestone has dismissed social media as little more than a fad – is the main reason why it is in such difficulty.
A plug-in circumvents such difficulties by integrating with the host program.
As more people have to represent themselves in court such difficulties in accessing necessary information will hinder not only access to documents, but access to justice itself.
In fact, such difficulties in everyday living are so intertwined with heavy use that they are reflected in the DSM IV criteria for AUDs (APA 2000).
