"multiple difficulties in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a scenario that has many difficulties or issues. For example, "Teachers are facing multiple difficulties in the new remote learning environment."
Yet the assessment of adaptive capacity and water security remains elusive, due to flaws in guiding concepts, paucity or inadequacy of data, and multiple difficulties in measuring the effectiveness of management prescriptions at scales relevant to decision-making.
As a result women continue to face multiple difficulties in their personal, family, and community lives that are characterized by domestic ties, imposed restrictions, and limited livelihood options.
Scar tissue could present multiple difficulties in isolating and distinguishing the targeted nerve using imaging such as ultrasound as well as effectively treating the nerve once found.
However, despite increasing evidence that cyber hate is on the rise, the availability of legislation to bring about prosecution, and the desire from leading social media companies to reduce harm, it goes largely unpunished given the multiple difficulties in policing online public spaces.
The crew had multiple difficulties in prepping the miniature for filming; while the model shop originally wanted to save time by casting windows using a clear fiberglass, the material came out tacky.
Moreover, the fact that overall satisfaction rates were lower for first-time breastfeeding mothers could potentially be attributable to their expectations around breastfeeding and/or experiencing more complex or multiple difficulties in establishing breastfeeding.
Multiple difficulties were overcome in implementing the system between the two countries including: time zone differences, language barrier, and different approaches to patient care.
Games feature multiple difficulty settings; in harder modes, enemies are tougher, more aggressive and do more damage, and power-ups are limited.
That the match was originally set for Adelaide but venue availability forced a change, is just one example of the multiple difficulties the league management face in compiling the fixture list.
4 Importantly, new research that combines multiple strategies to address the multiple difficulties is an important next step in detecting social network effects.
Given the multiple logistical difficulties in conducting DHS studies, some of our measures could have been affected by inherent biases in the data, such as due to response rate or refusal of HCV testing with prior knowledge of acquired infection.
