The phrase "awkward blunder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mistake or error that is particularly clumsy or uncomfortable in nature.
Example: "During the presentation, he made an awkward blunder by mispronouncing the client's name, leaving everyone in the room feeling uneasy."
Alternatives: "clumsy mistake" or "embarrassing error".
Now, amidst the spectre of congestion, price-gouging, and awkward blunders by visiting politicians, it seems the best place to view the Games may be from across the Atlantic.
Many celebrities have been involved in awkward Photoshop blunders or have been the victim of extreme editing, but few speak out against the common industry practice.
And he's has been noticeably into to Gloria throughout the show, revealing his attraction in the manner of a teenager poisoned by hormones: through awkward social blunders. .
Colbert runs through a monologue riffing on Trump's NATO blunder and awkward air kiss with running mate Mike Pence, virtually all of which is scrapped for convention coverage in the live show.
Of course, there will be snags, mistakes, blunders and an awkward sense of what everyone is doing.
The grey was sent off as the 8-15 favourite but his backers were fretting from a long way out as a series of awkward leaps led to a shuddering blunder at the ninth, though it seemed to cost him no momentum.
His rivals, Clinton and McCain, have tried to turn his somewhat awkward observation into a fatal political blunder.
This blunder created an extraordinarily awkward and painful moment for everyone concerned host, contestants, organizers, show-runners, audience, and a vast number of viewers worldwide.
During an awkward conversation between two people "a stillness blundered between them".
Even if Groban is selling a lot of the tickets, he seems determined not to compromise his famously awkward character, a man who emotes but blunders and whose interest is in revolution, not personal and professional development.
