The phrase "message of doom" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a warning or communication that brings bad or negative news. Example sentence: "The prophet delivered a message of doom to the villagers, foretelling their impending destruction."
The Spirit of Yahweh entered him, and he was commissioned to preach to the people of Israel a message of doom to an apostate people.
BRITAIN'S Guardian newspaper shouts a message of doom from its front page: "Cheap flights boom over, says BA chief as oil hits new high".
Turnbull said Bowen was intent on talking down the economy and trying "to spread a message of doom and gloom on the radio".
Action on climate change cannot be galvanised by continuing to associate it with a message of doom and guilt that most people are clearly not responding to.
A group of 15 leading public figures, including six former EU prime ministers, delivered a message of doom and gloom to European leaders, warning that the EU faced a future on the international sidelines.
On a night designed to celebrate the triumphs of Australian literary culture, there was no escaping the overriding message of doom: that the Australian book industry is in peril because of proposed changes to copyright law and import restrictions.
"Consumers have been bombarded by messages of doom," he said.
Americans today are also much savvier about breathless messages of doom, whether from the media or government officials.
In this time where we feel paralyzed by messages of doom and gloom, let's remember that we can change things.
Every night for the last six months, my eyes have opened just after 3. It's my personal witching hour when my demons come out of the closet and surround the bed whispering messages of doom.
I have a feeling that we will be hearing the same messages of doom from this cast of characters next year, which would prove that maybe God has a strange sense of humor.
