'parking difficulties' is grammatically correct and is used in written English.
For example, "The small city center had its own unique set of parking difficulties."
She knew all about the parking difficulties that might engender.
Yet despite the parking difficulties, there seems to be little sympathy for the Marines.
The mission depicted in Sunshine is unlikely to ever be attempted - any voyage to the Sun would be fraught with parking difficulties.
The reasons included everything from the distractions of television and recordings to street crime, parking difficulties and high ticket prices, meaning a $15 top at the Met and "as much as $8.80" for "other prestige events".
"Tire tapping is not the right answer to overtime parking and congestion," he remarked, and went on to say that parking meters would provide a "much better solution for solving parking difficulties and that fantastic suggestions are already overplentiful!" This is not the time in the history of this city to pooh-pooh the fantastic.
When it comes to tracing the roots of Mr. Seinfeld's success, this book makes connections between, say, the parking difficulties encountered by its subject while he was a Queens College student and the parking-space references that he would later make.
Then, a new parking difficulty icon will appear on the directions card at the bottom of the screen.
Google says it's now using "historical parking data" to calculate a parking difficulty score, which will be displayed in Google Maps' directions card as "Limited," "Medium," or "Easy," depending on the parking situation in that area.
However, Google's parking feature doesn't seem to take into account current conditions (at least yet), as the company says it uses "historical" data to determine the parking difficulty.
On those rainy days, the shortage of parking and difficulties accessing the crowded public transport come to the fore.
Patients with fibromyalgia may refer complaints regarding the deterioration of cognitive function or mental alertness (Glass & Park, 2001); difficulty in remembering words, psychomotor slowness and memory loss (Wallace, 1997).
