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The phrase "good or bad" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a comparison between two options or choices. Example: "I am trying to decide whether to buy a new car or keep my old one. Can you give me your opinion on the pros and cons of each, so I can make an informed decision? Ultimately, I want to make sure I am making a good or bad investment."
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Chocolate — Good or bad?
"That's not good or bad.
Was this good or bad?
"Was it good or bad?
Good or Bad long-term?
Are people good or bad?
Good or bad or different".
Is that good or bad?
"Good or bad?" "Oh, my.
For good or bad?
What's good or bad.
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good or bad scenario
good or bad political
good or bad approach
good or horrid
good or unfavorable
good or lousy
fair or bad
good or poor
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adequate or bad
good or wicked
good or wrong
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excellent or bad
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well or bad
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good or interesting
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