The phrase "a bizarre state of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unusual or strange condition or situation.
Example: "The investigation revealed a bizarre state of affairs that left everyone puzzled."
Alternatives: "an odd condition of" or "a peculiar situation of".
It's a bizarre state of affairs, perfectly summed up by Taylor Swift's final response to the matter: closing the conversation down by unfollowing Nicky Minaj on Twitter.
Far from the political negotiations, Kenya's countryside seems to be settling into a bizarre state of lawlessness, uncharacteristic of this country and more reminiscent of the checkpoint culture in Somalia or Darfur, in Sudan.
For a few hours, as owners raced for the airport and reporters took up spots at the hotel bar -- it offered the best vantage point to catch the owners coming and going, really -- the N.F.L. was in a bizarre state of limbo, waiting to exhale except for that very real whiff of chaos wafting through the air.
He has taken over Jimmy Anderson's spot at the top of the ICC Test bowling rankings, Anderson dropping to third, a bizarre state of affairs given Ravi Ashwin, who overtakes him, has not played a Test since December and Anderson was performing for Lancashire.
Alice's Wonderland had nothing on quantum physics, which describes a bizarre state of matter and energy.
The time-keeping cells went bananas in the morning and at night, but then during the day they stayed in a bizarre state of excitement during which they emitted very few impulses.
That some of them now want to keep consumers from handing over their money is a truly bizarre state of affairs.
C is a 14-year-old girl who came to the emergency room in a bizarre state, with altered consciousness.
The most common explanation from lawyers for this bizarre state of affairs is that it's complicated to make criminal cases in corporate fraud.
But Ms. Star, the author of "The Calendar Club" mystery series for second and third graders (Scholastic) and three novels for adults, would rather promote reflection on the bizarre state of youth team sports than town gossip.
Hillary's privilege allows this bizarre state of affairs to exist.
