The phrase "a flurry of negative" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when describing a sudden and intense wave of negative reactions, comments, or events.
Example: "The announcement was met with a flurry of negative responses from the audience."
Alternatives: "a wave of negativity" or "a surge of disapproval."
Not for me!" That prompted a flurry of negative response from loyal listeners of Dr. Dobson's radio program.
The news that SAC had a specific ban against discussions with public company employees comes amid a flurry of negative headlines about the hedge fund.
Cornered by a documented trail of deceit and a flurry of negative publicity, Tressel took the step that had come to appear inevitable as the accusations and the pressure mounted.
Mr. Haraguchi, the internal affairs minister, described how a flurry of negative stories suddenly appeared in major newspapers after he reassigned top bureaucrats in his ministry to different jobs — something no minister, usually an elected politician, had ever done before.
Disappointing first-quarter GDP figures and a flurry of negative data this week it was announced that unemployment-benefit claims had crept up in June, while exports fell unexpectedly throw doubt on the robustness of recovery.
He was put in charge of software interface design after the company fired Scott Forstall, the former head of mobile software development, during a flurry of negative news reports surrounding Apple's new mapping software.
Still, a recent flurry of negative economic indicators has set the stage for a rocky year.
Mark Matzen, Mr. Holt's campaign manager, said he did not have much faith in such sentiments, and that he expected a last-minute flurry of negative ads. "Dick Zimmer's consultants have a tendency to do something nasty in the last five or six days," he said.
The White House released a list of 938 guests who had spent the night at the White House, prompting a flurry of Congressional criticism and negative press coverage.
"Although this is primarily due to patent expirations, the flurry of negative guidance in '01 indicates a reduced ability to manage that predictable problem," Seiden wrote.
This flurry of negative stories is also playing out against the backdrop of a federal investigation into how 21st Century Fox disclosed settlements to various women alleging sexual harassment.
