Is this statement gramatically correct you had experienced difficulty?

The statement "You had experienced difficulty" is grammatically correct, but it's a bit awkward and could be improved.

Here are some better ways to say it:

* You experienced difficulty. (This is the most concise and direct way to say it.)

* You have experienced difficulty. (This implies that the difficulty is ongoing or has occurred in the past and may still be relevant.)

* You had difficulties. (This is a more common way to say "you experienced difficulties".)

The original statement is grammatically correct, but it uses the past perfect tense ("had experienced"), which is usually used to describe an action that happened before another action in the past. In this case, it's not clear what the other action is.