"frustrating trip" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing a trip that was difficult or disappointing. For example: "I had a frustrating trip to the store, as I couldn't find what I was looking for."
Tiger Woods put his approach shot on No. 14 on the fringe and set himself up for a frustrating trip around that tricky green.
His comic "Letter From Chicago" is based on excerpts from her correspondence about a frustrating trip to the Midwest, with sections devoted to an unhappy ride from Chicago to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on "one of those Middle Western so-called parlor cars," and her inability to persuade room service in a Chicago hotel to bring her an order.
Hillary Clinton just returned from a painfully frustrating trip to South Asia and the Middle East that seemed to open more wounds and problems than solve them.
Then comes the fun part: Cherish what's there One great plant in full growth is worth about 19 frustrating trips to the garden centre.
This has been a frustrating road trip for us".
The Devils are coming off a frustrating road trip in which they won once against four opponents with losing records.
The movie's most gobsmacking scene is that in which Jack gets near-fatally stung by jellyfish during a sexually frustrating beach trip with Charlotte, and the only treatment is a liberal splash of human urine.
Beyond allowing passengers to book their bus tickets via a mobile app — sparing them a sometimes frustrating and inefficient trip to a bus terminal ticketing point — CatchThatBus also provides trip information and customer service, the latter of which is often lacking.
Sessions in a Swedish studio proved frustrating, and a follow-up trip to New York saw the Best spend all their money without making the right tunes: "I thought the label were going to demand their money back.
But too much of it can make the trip tense and frustrating -- that's the last thing you want on a beer tour.
Planning a trip can be unnecessarily frustrating and time consuming.
