The phrase "a horrible one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very bad or unpleasant, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The movie received mixed reviews, but many critics agreed that the ending was a horrible one."
Alternatives: "a terrible one" or "an awful one".
I've set the auto-fetch to every hour and I've seen some improvement in speed but the battery will be a major issue soon enough – these things get worse, not better, over time and as I recall another device with a similar problem, the Sidekick, eventually petered out to eight hours on a good day and four hours on a horrible one.
However, it is by no means certain whether government bonds will be a safe investment or a horrible one - it all depends on whether there is inflation or deflation.
The central crime is a horrible one, and that's very much on-brand.
This is a job, and a horrible one, but it might be all enjoyable when one looks back on Sunday evening".
It is a powerful connection – a horrible one, but a powerful one.
(The scene depicted is a horrible one - where he also allegedly ripped hair out of her head).
Beth and I had been living in a horrible one-room apartment in the South End, in Boston, and we moved out here, to Waltham.
The likelihood is this is a horrible one-off, a price paid by an occasional misfortunate being for the turbulent despair that lurks in the souls of a very few and then (in even fewer) boils over.
Every once in a while they'd make a really good sound, and every once in a while a really horrible one.
Forthcoming adaptations of the work of novelist David Peace, for both the big and small screen, will probably reinforce a sneaking suspicion that the past is not merely a foreign country, but a really horrible one where you wouldn't want to linger.
There are a few great news sources (Polygon is one as is Rock, Paper, Shotgun), a few silly ones, and a few horrible ones.
