The phrase "a rough beginning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or experience that started poorly or faced difficulties at the outset.
Example: "Despite a rough beginning, the project eventually turned out to be a success."
Alternatives: "a rocky start" or "a difficult start".
A rough beginning, but it's not going to get me down.
"We had a rough beginning, but the problems were eventually smoothed out," he said.
Rusch found some comfort in his effectiveness after a rough beginning, a trait he has shown before this year.
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It's generally required to achieve a rough beginning alignment - perhaps within 1/4 of the field of view - before automated alignment.
The publisher's decision to present it as "Harper Lee's New Novel" instead of "a rough beginning for a classic" was "disappointing and frankly shameful", the bookshop declared, comparing it to James Joyce's Stephen Hero – an abandoned version of his first novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
He gave up three runs and five hits in six innings, a fine pitching line, given his rough beginning.
His rough beginning has led to a quiet effort by senior Republican officials from past administrations — including Henry A. Kissinger, Ms. Rice and Robert M. Gates, a former defense secretary — to reach out with advice.
She had a rough low beginning and fiddled so much with the arrangement by the end I didn't even recognize the song and suspected she was working in a medley.
The four-time national champions had qualified for an NCAA regional in 26 consecutive years, but after the rough beginning it looked like this might be the year the streak would die.
Even with the somewhat rough beginning to the round of panels, the charms of the Starz casts and crew colored it all beautifully.
