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The phrase "a bad message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a communication that is negative, harmful, or inappropriate in context.
Example: "The email contained a bad message that upset many of the team members."
Alternatives: "an inappropriate message" or "a harmful message."
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Sends a bad message to fans.
It's not a bad message.
"It's being greedy and sending a bad message," he added.
It sends a bad message to our troops.
Not a bad message to go out on.
Not a bad message for all of us.
"Normally when big bosses come to the training ground, then it's a bad message," Hiddink said.
It sends a bad message, and it's hard for them to integrate.
"Boy is that a bad message to send when we're in the doldrums".
That sent a bad message, especially if you're spending so much time on the job.
"It sent a bad message to the rest of us, that we were expendable," he said.
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