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The phrase "often suffer from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone experiences adversity or misfortune on a regular basis. For example: "The homeless population of the city often suffer from poor nutrition and lack of medical care."
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I often suffer from jet lag.
Pine forests on sandy soils often suffer from fires.
Resource-rich countries often suffer from government corruption.
Older patients often suffer from multiple comorbid conditions.
Patients with painful conditions often suffer from sleep disturbances.
Neural prostheses often suffer from undesired chronic inflammatory tissue response.
Women with epilepsy often suffer from weight gain.
The cats themselves often suffer, from illness, automobiles and predation.
His students, Mr. Schoenman finds, often suffer from computer anxiety.
This seemed counterintuitive, given that depressed people often suffer from lethargy and a sense of helplessness.
Subsidy programs often suffer from a variety of "free rider" problems.
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