'harsh road' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a difficult or unfavorable path in life or other circumstance. For example, "She had to take a harsh road to realize her dreams, but she made it through in the end."
But the rest face a much harsher road.
Daily driving had me reconsidering this package, however, because the suspension often seemed too harsh on rough roads and potholes and the tire/wheel combination transmitted excessive road noise into the cabin.
With the collapse of settlement talks in its federal antitrust case, Microsoft finds itself facing a harsh legal road ahead that threatens to embolden private litigants, depress the company's stock price and erode its dominant influence in computing, according to industry analysts.
B3 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 Outlook Glum for Microsoft With the collapse of settlement talks in its federal antitrust case, Microsoft faces a harsh legal road ahead, with the threat of emboldened private litigants, a depressed stock price and eroded influence in computing, industry analysts say.
RoSA is a tracked, tethered vehicle, which can drive in harsh off-road conditions.
The salt air is harsh, the roads back then were rugged, and sourcing replacement parts was a challenge.
During the VB's development, Holden realised that when driven at speed over harsh Australian roads, the Rekord would effectively break in half at the firewall.
They blamed the harsh ride, loud road noise and jerky transmission.
Despite harsh weather and road conditions during the rainy season, access to the HCs is relatively easy for most communities along the Iquitos/Nauta road, and treatment is free of charge.
The ride was an improvement over previous models, smooth on the highway and not harsh on poorer roads.
