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The phrase "awful for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or condition that is unpleasant or alarming. For example, "The snowstorm was awful for commuters trying to get home tonight."
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Feel awful for Asheville.
Too awful for words.
It's awful for America.
It was awful for both of us.
It was probably awful for her.
Living, it's awful for me.
It's awful for a coach.
"It was awful for Allan".
It's awful for my sister and me.
"How awful for you," the woman says.
Naturally, that would be awful for us.
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