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"go to pot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to something that has degraded in quality or value, or something that has become less successful. For example, "Once a thriving business, the company has gone to pot since the owner died."
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go to pot
verb
To decline or deteriorate.
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He let the air force go to pot.
Everything would go to pot in the delta.
Time, perhaps, for a similar marijuana-related educational campaign before more states go to pot.
His sentence structure would go to pot, closely followed by his sphincter.
"In the 19th century things go to pot," Mr. Mennell said.
"Maybe he thought, 'If George falls in, this whole project might go to pot,' " Collins said.
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The house goes to pot.
Has society gone to pot over shellfish?
Everything's gone to pot now.
My golf has gone to pot lately.
But now things are "going to pot".
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