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The phrase "doomed from the start" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation, project, idea, or relationship that was doomed to fail from the beginning due to certain preexisting circumstances or obstacles. For example, "The project was doomed from the start due to lack of resources and support."
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The expedition was doomed from the start.
The concept is doomed from the start.
The project looks doomed from the start.
It was doomed from the start.
The occupation was doomed from the start.
This scheme is doomed from the start.
Is India's smart city craze doomed from the start?
In truth, she was doomed from the start.
The Chiriquí venture was, in retrospect, doomed from the start.
In truth, universal credit was doomed from the start.
They were doomed from the start, and knew it.
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