The phrase "a memorable outing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience or event that was enjoyable and left a lasting impression.
Example: "Our trip to the national park was truly a memorable outing that we will cherish forever."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable experience" or "a remarkable trip."
Mark Teixeira added his 12th home run of the season in the sixth, and suddenly Braves starter Mike Minor went from a memorable outing to a forgettable loss.
A MEMORABLE OUTING Joe Kimmel's four grandsons could not think of a better way to celebrate his 100th birthday than to treat him to his first Derby.
They went to the circus every year and had a memorable outing to a salsa concert at Madison Square Garden, and Mr. Morales ventured as far as Flushing, Queens, to cheer on the Mets.
His exhibition reached an abrupt end when he was sent off a brutal foul on Johan Neeskens (who would later be sent off for an even more violent tackle as some Dutchmen apparently decided to go down with an almighty kicking spree, an attitude Tottenham Hotspur would invoke many years later during a memorable outing to Stamford Bridge).
The fight was taken up in columns, including one memorable outing that accused leftwing feminists of hating children.
Bascombe has become a kind of American everyman in Ford's subsequent novels; this is his first and most memorable outing.
Fiennes, once so po-faced and brooding, follows his shock comedy turn in The Grand Budapest Hotel with his most memorable outing yet.
The Yankees are 16-5 in his postseason starts, and Manager Joe Torre refers continually to Pettitte's memorable outing in Game 5 of the 1996 World Series, when the Yankees began this dynasty.
"Over the years, I've been lucky enough to look behind the scenes at many remarkable places, including Wembley, Harrods, Chester Zoo and Liverpool's Conservation Centre, and this was another memorable outing.
Another memorable outing Adam experienced was Philmont.
While the rest of the 80s produced further memorable outings for werewolves, such as A Company of Wolves and Teen Wolf, the 90s proved disappointing, offering the likes of Mike Nichols' so-so Wolf and the dire An American Werewolf in Paris.
