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The phrasal verb 'makes difficult to' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when you want to express that something makes a task or situation difficult. For example, "The extremely tight deadline makes it difficult to complete the project."
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All this makes difficult to design adequate controllers.
This finding makes difficult to get a precise molecular diagnosis and offer patients accurate genetic counselling.
Changes in process sensitivity with pH makes difficult to design conventional controllers.
However, in outdoor scenarios, a great diversity of non-controllable events makes difficult to analyze the dynamic objects.
This lipoprotein possesses a marked size polymorphism that makes difficult to measure accurately its concentration in plasma.
However the variety in the application environments makes difficult to apply the existing solutions directly to other applications.
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Luckily, he has recently moved to Vancouver and makes difficult-to-define music that takes heavy inspiration from 4Chan.
However, such methodology leads to time-consuming codes that make difficult to optimize all design variables.
More importantly, the analysis found very little uniformity in study methods, making difficult to compile data.
Predictably, punk shows were made difficult to host.
These differences make difficult to interpret and find a definite conclusion on these effects.
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