The phrase "abrupt trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or travel experience that is sudden or unexpected, often implying a lack of preparation or planning.
Example: "After receiving the news, we had to take an abrupt trip to the city to handle the situation."
Alternatives: "sudden journey" or "unexpected travel".
He stayed in bed for weeks, except for abrupt trips to the nursing station, where he yelled, screamed and banged his fists on the wall.
To that end, she met with the leaders of Austria, the Czech Republic, and Estonia last Friday, and is sending ministers on abrupt trips to Germany, Spain and Italy.
But despite two lengthy exchanges, the pair did not resolve the thorny issue that has overshadowed Biden's trip: China's abrupt declaration Nov. 23 that all foreign aircraft must seek Chinese permission to enter a broad area over the East China Sea, including over disputed islands known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.
Yet violence was also close by, with the shock of a horrific mass murder of Sikhs in Kashmir and the abrupt cancellation of Mr. Clinton's trip to a Bangladeshi village because of fears of a terrorist attack.
Early on Day Two there was a moment when I thought our road trip was about to come to an abrupt end.
MATCH POINTS GREG RUSEDSKI's trip fantastic at the Australian Open came to an abrupt end when the Frenchman ARNAUD CLEMENT dismissed the Briton's last hope, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5, Monday in the Round of 16.
For a short stint, Madonna became a mother figure to them, and then, after a whirlwind trip across the globe, it all came to an abrupt halt. .
Any fantasies or illusions that I may have had when planning my trip of becoming one of the forgotten "jet-set" have come to an abrupt end.
Jonathan Trott has welcomed his selection for the England Lions trip to his native South Africa in the new year as evidence that his abrupt departure from last winter's Ashes tour did not necessarily mark the end of his Test career.
