The phrase "awesome phrase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express admiration or approval for a particular phrase or expression that you find impressive or effective.
Example: "I just heard someone say 'life is a journey, not a destination,' and I think that's an awesome phrase."
Alternatives: "fantastic expression" or "great saying".
People need to convey a wide range of emotions, and they will always find the words to do so, even if formerly powerful words ("awesome") and phrases ("oh my God") are debased.
I use these awesome catch phrases in my daily life".
The successor of the Prince of the Apostles!" In speaking to the Latin-American prelates assembled at Bogotá, he referred to his authority as that of "him who by divine right possesses such a protected and awesome charism" — a phrase impossible to imagine on the lips of John XXIII.
Brock obligingly pointed us at Brewer's awesome Dictionary of Phrase and Fable in which we found the "Wicked Bible", which includes the commandment "thou shalt commit adultery", the "Vinegar Bible", which replaces the Parable of the Vineyard with the more culinary Parable of the Vinegar and the "Rebecca's Camels Bible", in which camels are ridden not by damsels but by still more camels.
"This recorder player is awesome" is a phrase we thought we'd never use.
Six songs from Lady Gaga's album Born This Way album, plus Simple Plan's You Suck At Love (which features the phrase "awesome fuck") were also on the list, suggesting that chopping out mentions of sex was the priority.
Naturally, blame had to be assigned, and Zurich chief of police Philipp Hotzenköcherle pinned it on "riot tourists," which is a pretty awesome turn of phrase, and something that someone should probably base a business plan off of soon.
We found some other awesome copy & paste phrases to help set these expectations at Offbeat Bride.
He still hangs out with his old buddies from the team, uses phrases like "awesome sauce," and is fond of both the hashtag #soaplife and the emoji combination.
CEOs of some of the world's largest and most beloved brands tossed around phrases like "awesome sauce" with an ease usually reserved for conversations about a new app they've discovered--not partnerships aimed toward social impact.
