The phrase "a terrible shouting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a loud and distressing noise, often in the context of a commotion or uproar.
Example: "As we approached the scene, we could hear a terrible shouting coming from the crowd, signaling that something was wrong."
Alternatives: "a loud outcry" or "a dreadful clamor".
We're terrible at shouting about what we do".
Punk was what she grew up on, and initially tried her hand at, "but I'm terrible at shouting.
Ejected from the classroom, the student shouts, "You are a terrible teacher".
Edward I. Koch says that one of his most treasured experiences as a loser occurred outside Balducci's on the Avenue of the Americas when, as the former mayor remembers it, an unkempt young man on a bicycle shouted: "You were a terrible mayor!" Joyfully and at the top of his lungs, Mr. Koch responded with a vulgar two-word epithet.
This isn't a real house!" I remember I met Elizabeth Taylor and the first thing I said is, "I loved Boom!" and she got real mad and shouted, "That's a terrible movie!" And I said "It isn't!
We find Crossman reporting a "terrible exhibition" with a demoralised PM "really shouting, 'I won't, I won't.
"You're terrible!" he shouts.
And even though she looks pretty harmless she still looks like those other people who are the problem so, run!" Purely because of my aesthetic, I have had hate thrown at me, eggs thrown at me (so gross), and terrible words shouted at me (equally gross).
"And while this interview was going on with a Saudi jihadi with Jim Steele also in the room, there were these terrible screams, somebody shouting: 'Allah, Allah, Allah!' But it wasn't kind of religious ecstasy or something like that, these were screams of pain and terror".
He said that this was a "terrible attack at a time of prayer" and condemned what he termed the "shouts of joy" from the Palestinian-controlled Gaza Strip after the attacks.
