The phrase "also scandalously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only surprising or shocking but also morally wrong or disgraceful.
Example: "The company was also scandalously underpaying its employees while boasting about record profits."
Alternatives: "also outrageously" or "also shockingly".
Prideaux is also alive to the ironies of the nineteenth-century woman question, recounting how Sweden's leading feminist groups tried to have Strindberg imprisoned for blasphemy after his story collection "Getting Married" proposed women's rights that were too "scandalously progressive" even for them.
Cardinal Scola, a major figure in the Italian church, repeated the pope's words that pedophilia was "an odious crime but also a scandalously grave sin".
The same bread, cracker-thin and lightly toasted, is also used for scandalously cheap five-dollar panini, piled high with wide ribbons of mortadella, prosciutto, or speck.
He also had a scandalously inexperienced minister of defense and an army unprepared for the manual weeding of guerilla rocket launchers lurking amid a dense civilian population.
Unless they are scandalously scandalous.
Scandalously, it also seems that the News of the World targeted some of those police officers who were, at various times, in charge of the investigation into the News of the World itself.
One of the best novels published this year was also one of the most scandalously neglected, at least in this country.
And in a culture that traditionally put the community before the individual and erected strong fences around personal matters, the Western penchant for self-disclosure has also become firmly, if sometimes scandalously, entrenched.
The former Independent editor has also attacked the Press Complaints Commission of being "scandalously asleep at the wheel" when confronted by phone hacking allegations.
