The phrase "woolly thoughts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: The speaker's ideas were full of woolly thoughts, making it difficult for the audience to understand their message clearly.
"It is only because of his name that James Watson is allowed to present his woolly thoughts in the Lancet," he said.
Out in the shed, the bookshop's loyal customers enjoy long-running events such as the Saturday morning philosophy breakfast (which has spawned a Wednesday morning knitting group called Woolly Thoughts), crime-writing workshops, study courses and creative writing classes.
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Mr Murdoch abhors woolly thinking.
Concepts like efficiency, productivity and saving attract woolly thinking.
This sort of woolly thinking drives business professors mad.
Again, I wouldn't want to pile too much this-is-what-I-think responsibility onto Transition's shoulders, but I guess taken with the rest of the books you mention, plus the Culture novels in general, it marks out the fuzzy, arguably woolly, boundaries of my thoughts on the subject.
His policy thinking is woolly.
To me that's a breathtaking thought (even if it's a little woolly and Hegelian), and I am grateful to Randall for putting it into my head — where, also thanks to her, a certain Bob Dylan song has been reverberating for the last three weeks.
