'procedural difficulties' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to complications or hurdles that arise during a process or a method of doing something. Example: The company faced numerous procedural difficulties while implementing the new software, causing delays and frustration among employees.
More often, deliberate legal and procedural difficulties put in place by governments restrict Roma from securing proper documentation.
Instead, the court dismissed the case as improvidently granted, probably because it was beset with procedural difficulties.
Data from 9 additional participants were excluded due to performing lower than 2 SD below average on the first session test (2 subjects) and procedural difficulties (7 subjects).
Abdullah's initial nomination for the 2012 job ran into procedural difficulties, however, and new applicants for the position were being sought as late as mid-June.
This has had little direct impact in Geneva so far, but that is only because the Doha negotiations are still mired in procedural difficulties rather than substance.
Meanwhile, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate should stop inventing endless excuses — Iraq, a crowded calendar, procedural difficulties — for why they cannot move swiftly to reconcile their two energy bills.
The two aims of this study were to develop an automated measure of iliac artery tortuosity to assist with surgical planning by providing an objective assessment of procedural difficulty, and to correlate this measure with early postoperative outcomes.
The procedural difficulty of intubation is multifactorial.
They have shown that AV during initial CPR does not improve outcome and increases the procedural difficulty.
Procedural difficulty as rated by the doctor performing the arterial puncture was also measured on a 10 cm VAS.
There were no significant clinical factors that accounted for the procedural difficulty in the two failed attempts.
