The phrase 'point out the difficulty' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when a person identifies a problem or barrier that needs to be addressed. For example, "The teacher pointed out the difficulty some students were having understanding the material."
Many Atkins dieters point out the difficulty of adhering to the strict prohibitions.
Stevens's comments won him plaudits from the lobby group NHS Employers, which has been at pains to point out the difficulty the new rules will cause its members.
These results clearly point out the difficulty in finding the optimal balance between swelling to allow degradation in the colon (high swelling of the gels) and low premature drug release before the colonic environment is reached (low swelling properties).
It is absolutely right to point out the difficulty of ensuring we maintain a capability and a capacity to deal with crime and issues of national security – and where that butts up against issues of privacy".
"It is absolutely right to point out the difficulty of ensuring that we maintain a capability and a capacity to deal with crime and issues of national security, and where that butts up against issues of privacy". A Home Office spokesman said: "To ensure that we keep up with technological advances we intend to consult widely on proposals shortly.
The commander of the Florence Provincial Police Corps admits that the culprits are a 'restricted number of hunting deviates', but all parties point out the difficulty of tracing people who go about the open countryside leaving tasty bites of meat stuffed with poison for dogs, and sometimes cats (although the latter are more fastidious), to gobble down.
Others point out the difficulties.
Secondly, we should point out the difficulties surrounding the specific connotation of the term 'human dignity'.
Finally, many participants also point out the difficulties of having corresponding texts for dialects.
First of all, a general survey of previous contributions will be presented to point out the difficulties and limitations of the establishment of a complete and applicable transformation method.
In a recent article my colleagues and I point out the difficulties in understanding issues of access and opportunity among black students because often studies do not take into account the diversity and heterogeneity within the black population.
