The phrase "a growing outrage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing level of anger or discontent among a group of people regarding a particular issue or event.
Example: "The community expressed a growing outrage over the proposed changes to the local park."
Alternatives: "an escalating anger" or "a rising indignation."
He seemed genuine when he told me this in early September, oblivious to a growing outrage.
A1 For many African-American leaders, there is a growing outrage that many of those still stuck at the center of the tragedy were those who for generations had been pushed to society's margins.
But in a nation that has only recently begun to overcome its deep divisions, hardened by civil war, dictatorship and internal terrorist groups, there seems a growing outrage against any possible use of fear as a political weapon.
INTERNATIONAL Picture credits on Oct. 13 with an article about growing outrage in Germany over the lavish spending by the Roman Catholic bishop of Limburg, Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst, were reversed in some editions.
The marches, which also took place on a smaller scale in cities from New York to Tokyo, were a vivid display of growing outrage against the rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as the FARC.
Shkreli, who has become a lightning rod for growing outrage over soaring prescription drug prices, was arrested before dawn at the tony Murray Hill Tower Apartments in midtown Manhattan.
Yet in the national news, there is growing outrage over a dentist luring and killing a lion on safari.
A QUICK thought on the growing outrage over AIG's bonus payments.
Moments later, the unarmed black teenager was lying fatally injured in the grass, in a shooting that has sparked growing outrage and accusations of institutional racism.
Media companies and some technology executives have pulled out of a Saudi investment conference because of growing outrage over the disappearance and US lawmakers have demanded firm action.
However, the public flogging was largely understood to be a political charade meant to pacify growing outrage at Russia's oligarchs.
