The phrase "which causes difficulties" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific problem or challenge that is causing trouble or complications. Example: The new computer system, which causes difficulties for many employees, will require additional training and support to ensure its successful implementation.
Vibration signals of gearboxes working under time-varying conditions are non-stationary, which causes difficulties to the fault diagnosis.
One major limitation of this approach is that its computational burden grows rapidly with the number of environmental objectives, which causes difficulties regarding the computation and visualization of the Pareto solutions.
Note that the U-joints in the three limbs must be coincident, which causes difficulties in fabrication and actuation.
In this case, the switching controller arises as a good strategy to limit the available monitoring period, which causes difficulties for this metaheuristic-based Passive System Identification attack.
(1) Wind power is intermittent and difficult to be accurately predicted, which causes difficulties to the power dispatch and participation of electricity market.
GBMs are characterized by their highly infiltrative nature, which causes difficulties in curative surgical resection.
Occasionally muscles of the esophagus and larynx are affected, which causes difficulty in swallowing and speaking.
City development contains adequate incertitude which causes difficulty during the process of planning and designing.
Furthermore, the temperature variation is non-linear, which causes difficulty for kinetic parameter estimation of the complex reaction network.
Instead, the new manual will have a broader learning disorder category to cover several conditions including dyslexia, which causes difficulty understanding letters and recognising written words.
However, the strength and modulus perpendicular to the fiber direction of CFRP cable are significantly lower than those that are parallel to the fiber direction, which causes difficulty in anchoring CFRP cables.
