'we understand the difficulties' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express your understanding of the challenges someone is facing. For example, you might say, "We understand the difficulties you are facing, and we are here to help in any way we can."
We understand the difficulties that lie ahead.
"We understand the difficulties of dividing a class," he said, "but we are trying to do what's best for everyone and to take appropriate measures for each student".
"We understand the difficulties of Annan's mediation work, and respect his decision," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said in a statement late on Thursday.
Cook added: "We understand the difficulties many of our residents are facing given the current economic situation but that's why we are focusing our efforts on protecting our most vulnerable residents, attracting investment and jobs as well as improving facilities.
"We understand the difficulties in growing the strains are being resolved but it will take longer to produce the same amount of vaccine as last year," Dr. Cox said.
The public health minister, Caroline Flint, said: "We understand the difficulties that industry and small businesses, in particular, have faced and we will continue to work closely with them to resolve the problems.
We understand the difficulty in crafting a coherent, regional approach to boosting food production, particularly when the needs vary so dramatically.
"We understand the difficulty and the balancing act the city has to play, to provide affordable housing to middle and lower income," Mr. Valdés said.
We understand the difficulty in assessing the context of potentially controversial content.
"Everybody wants to make it competitive, but we understand the difficulty when you have five or six players missing.
Since we are here together, they understand the difficulties we face, so we borrow from them from-time-to-time and pay back when we get our money".
