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The phrase "it is still difficult for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something remains challenging or problematic. Here is an example: "Despite all our efforts, it is still difficult for us to understand the complexities of this issue."
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With the summer recreation season now at its peak, it is still difficult for people in many places to find out at a particular time whether the local water is clean enough for safe swimming.
In fact, even with the emergence of other countries in managing global affairs, it is still difficult for an existing power to give its influence away to other countries.
Home values have fallen, and it is still difficult for many people to get a mortgage.
In general, it is still difficult for German historiographers to form a dispassionate judgment.
"It is still difficult for a woman to hold a position of political power.
Now, without jobs or health insurance, it is still difficult for his parents to make ends meet, he said.
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"It's still difficult for him".
It's still difficult for me at times.
"To put a college book in his hand, it's still difficult for him," she said.
It was still difficult for her to paint, and she would burst into tears during class.
"I was there only last month, when I played doubles in the Kremlin Cup, and it was still difficult for me.
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