The phrase "a poor trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a travel experience that was unsatisfactory or disappointing.
Example: "Despite the beautiful scenery, it turned out to be a poor trip due to the constant rain and lack of accommodations."
Alternatives: "a bad trip" or "an unfortunate journey".
In another sign of patience, the Mets, after weathering a miserable June and a poor road trip to begin July, have climbed to 15 games over.500 for the first time since before their game on June 4.
A group of wealthy, educated people in Santa Monica who deliberately didn't vaccinate their children subsequently take them on a "poor-ism" trip to a developing country.
O'Brien's renaissance at the Breeders' Cup after several poor trips to America could not extend to the feature race of the meeting, the Classic, in which So You Think could finish only sixth after travelling very well under Moore for much of the trip.
On Nov. 19, with the Knicks coming off a poor West Coast trip and Marcus Camby out with a sprained ankle, Johnson grabbed 16 rebounds in a victory over Golden State.
If one of those drivers received a poor rating after a trip, the company may then inform the driver that they used their geolocation data to investigate the trip.
They came to New York on a 36-hour road trip, a poor team that could be taken out easily.
Ernest J Gaines's "The Sky Is Gray" is set in segregated Louisana and describes a poor black boy's trip to the dentist.
An investigation found that officials at the school did a poor job planning the trip — there were no lifeguards at the beach and Nicole could not swim — and failed to obtain the required parental consent forms.
An investigation by Richard J. Condon, the city's Special Commissioner of Investigation, found that officials at the school did a poor job planning the trip and failed to obtain the required parental consent forms.
