The phrase "a worst of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction, as "worst" is typically used as a superlative adjective and does not fit well with the article "a."
Example: "This is the worst of times for our company."
Alternatives: "the lowest point of" or "the most unfavorable situation of".
Billed as a "worst of" compilation, "Speedmouse" brings back several sketches from the brothers' 1999 show "Thwack," which had an extended New York run; among these is Mr. Collins's brilliant, amazed voyage of self-discovery with a malfunctioning microphone, which reveals both the music of his own metabolism and the bizarre conspirators that inhabit his mind.
It is a worst of both worlds hybrid in my opinion.
Perhaps Primera, despite its claim to be a "Nordic airline," implying a cross between Lufthansa efficiency and Norwegian Air innovation, was a "worst of breed" budget carrier.
The Transparency International Corruption Perceptions list ranks a total of 183 nations from a best of 10 to a worst of 0. India fell from a 3.3 ranking in 2010 to 3.1, dropping from 87th to 95th.
But compiling a "worst of" list can also help us to illuminate what makes the successful companies great, where the laggards can improve and why only a handful of companies receive so much of the attention of tech buyers and writers alike.
Both are awful films, more properly belonging in a Worst-Of list.
The outcome is a worst-of-both-worlds scenario: a prolonged conflict with local public opinion decidedly against the aggressor.
But it has outlived its usefulness and could soon become actively harmful, a worst-of-both-worlds position that pleases neither leavers nor remainers.
Russ Haven, legislative counsel for the New York Public Interest Research Group, said: "New York operates under a worst-of-all-worlds kind of system.
And Paul Casey's made a big move, though unfortunately in the wrong direction: the out-of-form Englishman has shot a worst-of-day 78, and is currently in last position, +12.
The result is that American health care, which at its best is the best in the world, offers much of the population a worst-of-all-worlds combination of insecurity and high costs.
