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Yes, 好不容易 (hǎo bù róngyì) is commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese. It is often used to express the idea of something being very difficult or challenging, after putting in a lot of effort or overcoming obstacles.
For example, if you have been struggling to fix a broken appliance and finally get it working, you could say 好不容易，终于修好了。(Hǎo bù róngyì, zhōngyú xiū hǎo le.) This means "It was not easy at all, but I finally fixed it."
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