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The phrase "awful trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative or undesirable path or direction, often in contexts related to progress, performance, or outcomes.
Example: "The company's financial reports indicate an awful trajectory, raising concerns among investors about its future viability."
Alternatives: "poor trajectory" or "dismal trajectory".
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"It's an awful trajectory and the government must change course," he said.
Such has been the awful trajectory of Ukraine, where protests that began peacefully in November have combusted in grotesque violence.
It is an intimate and passionate tribute, tracing the awful trajectory of her celebrity destiny – the takeoff from the cliff edge – and responding to the mystery of Winehouse's voice.
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The suspense generated by the possibility of his volatile uncle learning the awful truth sustains the trajectory of "Lionel Asbo" from one close call to the next.
His trajectory takes him invisibly from awful to redeemed.
Awful, Awful, Awful.
Awful, awful cricket.
Awful, awful refereeing".
"How awful, how awful".
This trajectory is catastrophic.
It is simply awful!
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