"harsh feedback" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to feedback that is very negative or critical. For example, "The employee was given harsh feedback for missing the deadline."
A leader may deliver harsh feedback, in a spirit of honesty, to get an employee to change a behavior.
Asked about harsh feedback since volunteering for the case, Threatt said: "Well, my barber is a die-hard Auburn fan.
A surgeon told me that until he received some harsh feedback, he was clueless that so many people thought he was a jerk.
The review also included some harsh feedback about Aimee as a person, indicating that some of her reviewers thought she had an irritating style.
Luckily Andi did see the potential and the rest speaks for itself – and shows what an individual who is prepared to accept constructive and honest (and at times harsh) feedback can deliver.
There are some exciting social media plans in Comment is free's immediate future, and we'd like to share them with you for your thoughts – and needless to say, your invaluable (if sometimes harsh!) feedback.
In Sharp's "Storm of the Eye," she obeyed instructions to produce a harsh, feedback-like sonority.
The Edge developed the harsh, feedback-charged guitar part for the latter song at Bono's instruction to "put El Salvador through an amplifier", after Bono returned angry from a visit to the war-torn country.
Reaction to the invention has been overwhelming positive on Twitter and YouTube - a site notorious for attracting some of the web's harshest feedback.
Building Battenhall began a decade ago, when I started to carve out a space for social media consultancy as part of my day job in PR, and the harshest feedback was back then from a client - a fast food chain senior exec.
We were met with concerns from both of our families, and then faced much harsher feedback from people online who we'd never even met.
