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The phrase "make it difficult to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe how something is challenging or hard to do. For example: "The dense fog made it difficult to see the path ahead."
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Does that make it difficult to develop a winning environment?
These make it difficult to stay in business.
That can make it difficult to learn to surf.
The complex ownership arrangements make it difficult to untangle.
Why make it difficult to open and close?
Flooded roads make it difficult to reach these areas.
It does make it difficult to learn, however.
What aspects of SARS make it difficult to cure?
It does make it difficult to shop, though.
These properties make it difficult to detect.
Nonetheless, anatomical variations make it difficult to have reproducibility endonasaly.
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