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Discover Ludwig'it suffers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express something's negative experience, or when something is subjected to a negative experience. For example: "The city suffers from extreme pollution."
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It suffers only from its marketing campaign.
It suffers by comparison.
It suffers in comparison.
It suffers from two handicaps.
However, it suffers from polarization.
It suffers from structural damage.
It suffers on both accounts.
On that scale, it suffers.
It suffers from chronic power cuts.
But it suffers less during a slump.
It suffers from terrorism, insurgencies and crime.
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