The phrase 'work difficulty' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I'm having difficulty with the work that needs to be done for this project."
(In this sense, and in its implicit endorsement of hard work, difficulty is a concept that has long been central to our shared identity as Americans).
The symptoms of these eye problems, the vision therapists say, commonly include getting lost on the page while reading, difficulty copying from the blackboard or from one page to another, skipping or omitting words while reading, an avoidance of close work, difficulty in remaining focused, poor handwriting and sports performance.
Negative social consequences such as missing work, difficulty getting up, and not coming home because of zapoi were also frequently cited as indicators of a drink problem.
The below quotation demonstrates the importance assigned to helping the patient engage in regular exercises and work-based adjustments as means of overcoming the pain and work difficulty.
Other obstacles expressed included problems taking leave from work, difficulty in travelling to receive treatment, and income foregone from not working.
Items 4 10 are horizontal linear scales marked in 10 increments on which the patient rates work difficulty, pain, fatigue, morning tiredness, stiffness, anxiety, and depression in the past week.
Beard and Wolf defined problematic Internet use PIU) as use of the Internet that creates psychological, social, school, and/or work difficulties in a person's life [6].
Poor self-rated health and work difficulties increased with age.
This inability will eventually cause psychological, social, and/or work difficulties [ 1- 4].
Respondents referred to the workplace incorporating major barriers to work resumption, perhaps highlighting the need for an intermediary to negotiate work difficulties directly with employers.
Work difficulties were rarely the main issue of discussion at a GP consultation with the focus primarily on the clinical problem.
