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Discover LudwigThe phrase "harsh critique" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a critical evaluation or judgement that is overly severe or unkind. Example: The politician received a harsh critique from the media for his recent actions. In this sentence, "harsh critique" refers to a negative and critical evaluation of the politician's actions.
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Nor is the play a harsh critique.
Even L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican daily, published a harsh critique.
But Mr. Liu published a harsh critique of the writings.
It also issued an unusually harsh critique of Volkswagen management.
Rarely do Kinck's national interests and Neoromantic qualities preclude a harsh critique of sentimentality.
But what they actually ended up getting was a harsh critique of liberals and President Obama.
Being dead – even for centuries – is no way to avoid a harsh critique.
Mr. Limbaugh began his radio program with a harsh critique of the article.
The harsh critique would be to point to Scottish failure to heed a warning.
D9 BUSINESS DAY C1-14, 16 Harsh Critique of the S.E.C.
But I don't know enough about the reasons for it to make a harsh critique.
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