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The phrase "a harsh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is severe, unkind, or difficult, often in relation to conditions, treatment, or criticism.
Example: "The teacher's feedback was a harsh critique of my essay, highlighting all the areas I needed to improve."
Alternatives: "a severe" or "a tough".
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That is a harsh judgment.
"My sister's a harsh critic.
Was Haig a harsh man?
A harsh wind was blowing.
This is a harsh environment.
It's a harsh land.
What a harsh lesson.
It's a harsh joke.
A harsh rain fell for days.
"Such a harsh story," she said.
Professional sport, however, is a harsh business.
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