The phrase 'troubled fate' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a difficult or uncertain situation, especially one that could have unpleasant consequences. For example, "The small nation faced a troubled fate, with war looming on the horizon."
I found that medical practitioners involved in it are rarely troubled about the fate of the women whose normal maternal cycles have been disrupted.
A virtuous people, still troubled by the fate of their own Jewish minority in 1940-45, they are ashamed of their politicians' and soldiers' role in 1995; and the more so given that their own capital, The Hague, now houses the tribunal judging war crimes in ex-Yugoslavia.
From a legal and constitutional perspective, even Gawker haters should be troubled by its fate.
We hear of the sleepless nights that follow the start of the American Civil War: Marx is troubled not by the fate of the Union, but by the loss of freelance income from The New York Tribune, which, consumed by matters closer to home, no longer requires his services as a European correspondent.
But until several key strategic issues are resolved namely, the fate of Fords troubled luxury brands, a decision on the potential sale of Ford Motor Credit and even the possibility of a strategic alliance with a major partner the news is likely to land with a thud on Wall Street.
This happened on a Tuesday, and I was not troubled by any presentiments regarding the fate of my story.
Gary Hanman, 65, the most powerful man in America's troubled $80 billion dairy industry, holds the fate of 20,000 farmers in his hands.
Mr. Marcovici interestingly makes the Poet troubled, inquisitive, morbid, but without the authority or distinction that make his fate catch our hearts.
Their troubled friendship is the basis for Justin Cartwright's ninth novel, a meditation on loyalty and fate that spans the 20th century.
But now he was deeply troubled by the mayor's inability to understand why so many New Yorkers were infuriated by the innocent Diallo's terrible, undeserved fate.
