'infamous words' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe words that have become well-known due to their notoriety or controversy. For example, "The President's infamous words, 'You're fired!', have been quoted by many people since the start of his tenure."
Remember the infamous words of Bridget Jones, "This can't be just shagging.
"In the infamous words of our president, we just got shellacked," he said after Europe turned the screw on Saturday.
It does not have the je ne sais quoi of the infamous words that Marie Antoinette apparently never spoke (that is another story).
The ideal victim is a "good girl" and hers was a "legitimate rape", to quote the infamous words of former US Congressman Todd Aikin.
Who can forget the infamous words of David Starkey, when he declared of last summer's rioters "the whites have become black"?
As Mr. Ballmer looks toward the exit, he may regret his infamous words during a television interview with CNBC in January 2007, in reaction to Apple's introduction of the iPhone.
"It is happy news that we could get agreement for the first time without the infamous word 'ultimate,' " he said in an interview at the end of a meeting on Thursday.
The tracks were handpicked from the Jackson vaults by L. A. Reid, which is slightly strange — Reid co-wrote the infamous "Word to the Badd," Jermaine Jackson's 1991 broadside against Michael — but also entirely defensible, given Reid's familiarity with the Jackson family and Jackson's legacy.
The tracks were handpicked from the Jackson vaults by L. A. Reid, which is slightly strange Reid co-wrote the infamous "Word to the Badd," Jermaine Jackson's 1991 broadside against Michael but also entirely defensible, given Reid's familiarity with the Jackson family and Jackson's legacy.
She also said the now-infamous words, "I've just signed your death warrant," after sentencing Nassar. .
Macartney's offering is produced in memory of murdered British MP Jo Cox, and turns the now-infamous words on diversity from the politician's maiden speech to Commons into a map of the world.
