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The phrase "it made it difficult to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where something caused an obstacle or challenge. Here is an example: The heavy snowfall made it difficult to drive to work this morning.
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It also criticizes WhatsApp for "insufficiently" co-operating with its investigation — saying it made it difficult to determine how data was being processed.
"It made it difficult to move ahead on anything," he told me.
She said it made it difficult to tend to the morning glories and tomatoes she grows.
As soothing as this was, it made it difficult to relate to my family.
"And when I didn't, it made it difficult to get it back".
But rather it made it difficult to negotiate with the country on the issue.
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"It makes it difficult to raise money".
It makes it difficult to form coalitions.
"It makes it difficult to be with you".
It makes it difficult to believe in the ultimate result".
"Perhaps it makes it difficult to find your place.
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