The phrase "the reported difficulty" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a difficulty that has been communicated or documented by someone.
Example: "The researchers noted the reported difficulty in obtaining accurate data during the study."
Alternatives: "the stated difficulty" or "the mentioned difficulty"
Lawyer Sean Horstead, who attended the hearing with Rachel Willis, Nick Cave's assistant, referred to the reported difficulty that emergency teams had in reaching Arthur.
One wonders about the reported difficulty of traveling around Africa when two dispatches by the same correspondent from different African countries appear on one day.
The aim of this study was to determine the degree to which experimental data supported the reported difficulty in limb position sense.
The key features and the reported difficulty that individuals had in identifying these were then logged.
A vision-related version of the scale (SIPV) [ 32] was developed in which, for each question from the SIP answered affirmatively, indicating dysfunction, a subsequent question asks if visual dysfunction contributes to the reported difficulty.
First, the reported difficulties relate to three major areas concerned with quality reporting: Working conditions and practices of data collection, institutional management of the data, and specific attitudes.
The findings might shed some light on the reported difficulties in numerical combustion and problems with stiff nonlinear (homogeneous) source terms and discontinuities in general.
In virtually all respects, this reward system served to alleviate some of the reported difficulties (cramming, stress, poor time management) experienced during the year [ 12], all factors experienced by students in a traditional curriculum [ 14- 18].
The differences in ventricular dimensions may relate to the difference in bodyweights of the goats used in these two studies or may relate to the reported difficulties of identifying an appropriate level for performing these measurements in the previous study[ 8].
In conclusion, despite the reported difficulties and limitations, these projects are successful in many ways, are meeting the expectations of the European Commission and of the evolving Paediatric Regulation aimed to improve the health of children and led to functional paediatric drug development pathways [ 23].
A multivariate logistic regression model was used to explore the determinants of reported difficulty accessing specialist care when needed in the prior year.
