"wave of frustration" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: As she struggled to finish her essay, a wave of frustration washed over her, making it impossible for her to concentrate.
As a result, talks broke down in 2000 in a wave of frustration and mutual recrimination.
Sadly, the overall effect of "State 194" is a fresh wave of frustration and discouragement over a heartbreaking and seemingly insurmountable political standoff and its human toll.
Lyft rode a wave of frustration with its arch-rival to become the most downloaded program on Apple's AppStore over the past few days.
But while the fare increases might have been the spark that incited the protests, they unleashed a much broader wave of frustration against politicians from an array of parties that the government has openly acknowledged it did not see coming.
Hundreds of thousands of evacuees, now safe from immediate danger, faced a second wave of frustration over prolonged delays in finding assistance and navigating a maze of federal and local programs.
It was a wretched concession, and one to prompt another wave of frustration cascading down from the home support as Chris Hughton, memories of Norwich's late-season capitulation under his charge five years ago perhaps flooding back, watched on helplessly.
In the two weeks since it acquired imeem in a firesale, MySpace has been met with waves of frustration from outraged users who blame the company for shutting down the troubled music service.
If some of the presidential candidates pound away at that fact, it is possible to foresee a wave of public frustration and anger leading to defeat of the TPP in the Congress".
Uribe came to power in 2002 on a wave of popular frustration that followed the failure of President Andres Pastrana's peace plan.
More than seven months after he announced with trademark showmanship and self-assurance that he was running for the White House, Donald Trump has been carried to the Republicans' pole position on a wave of and frustration and disgruntlement.
For the first time in this nation's 20-year history, opposition candidates contested all 120 parliamentary seats that are up for election, riding a wave of voter frustration and anxiety.
