The phrase "go disguised" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "The children decided to go disguised as ghosts to the Halloween party."
Why not go disguised as a normal person, like everyone else? Jordan's second ball is too full and on the pads, duly whip-caned for four, and then, from a floatier deliver, Finch drives uppishly, right into the hands of Ballance, moving in to his right from widish mid-off.
She went along, disguised as a boy.
In "Behind the Mask," by Yangsook Choi, a wistful little Korean-American boy named Kimin decides to go out on Halloween disguised as his late grandfather, wearing the costume and mask that the old man used in his youth as a dancer in Korea.
The sure-handed genre master John Landis directed Murphy in the 1988 comedy "Coming to America Paramountnt) as Akeem, an African prince who goes to New York disguised as a poor student in the hope of finding a wife.
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There were predictions in the press – sometimes thinly disguised hopes – that it would go bust.
For a few children the letters seem to have served as disguised cries for help, likely to go unheard in the sea of mail, some experts said.
Banks could also be hurt as investor loans to buy stocks, disguised as mortgages to avoid the prohibition on these loans, go bad with a stock price collapse.
By Lardner The New Yorker, March 18 , 1944P. 19 Talk story about three students of the Columbia School of Journalism who went down to Times Square, disguised as victory girls, to get an exclusive story on the night life of soldiers, sailors and victory girls.
By using audio of a plane nearby, Mulder and his task force are able to track their general location, and a disguised cop going door to door spots Phillips.
Put your disguised diary on your bookshelf were the hard-cover book would go.
