"torments of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the suffering and difficulties experienced by someone. Example sentence: The victims endured years of the torments of war.
Despite the torments of her childhood, Baliga excelled in school.
All these efforts to ease the torments of existence might sound like paradise to Silicon Valley.
They teach him to dispel demons and free himself of the future torments of hell.
The torments of the euro would be funny if they weren't so tragic.
"The Joys and Torments of Solitude," by J. J. Sempé, August 2, 2010.
Images of Jesus on the cross depicted him in death after enduring the torments of crucifixion.
But even when threatened with the torments of obscurity, he refuses to speak.
With those familiar underpinnings, he explores all the torments of a sensitive soul.
The torments of hell ("on all sides round") also suggest a location like an active volcano.
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