The phrase "awful falls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that is both terrible and involves a fall, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The awful falls during the storm caused significant damage to the town."
Alternatives: "terrible descents" or "horrible tumbles".
Locked into a form of self-destructive Stockholm syndrome, Anna attempts to carry on as normal while perversely dealing with the awful fall-out of her recent incarceration.
Starting sometime Friday night, if all goes as planned, the mail sorting plant here will become a 280,000-square-foot execution chamber for anthrax spores and for at least some of the bad memories lingering from the awful fall of 2001.
Nicholls said Kauto Star took "a pretty awful fall" when he broke the news six days after his tumble.
But just as his preparations were moving up a gear for Cheltenham, Nicholls said he took "a pretty awful fall".
The Cheltenham Gold Cup on 16 March was expected to be a much-anticipated duel between Kauto Star and defending champion Long Run, only for to take Kauto Star took a "pretty awful fall" under jockey Ruby Walsh at Nicholls's Somerset yard last week.
An awful gloom falls on me.
No country would be more threatened than Iraq if these awful weapons fell into the hands of terrorists.
Again it comes, for the sixth time now — 2,191 days after that awful morning — falling for the first time on a Tuesday, the same day of the week.
It's easy to say that this is a show about two awful people falling in love, but Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy Chris Geeree) aren't awful, they've just been hurt.
Obviously you can't help but feel sorry her - some truly awful things fall upon her - however I don't think I felt as sympathetic towards her as many other people have and will.
