The phrase "an outrageous example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific instance or case that is shocking or extreme in nature.
Example: "The politician's comments were an outrageous example of insensitivity towards the community's struggles."
Alternatives: "a shocking instance" or "an egregious case."
A tall tale of alien life forms drifting to earth and evolving into anything from flying cockroaches to pooches like miniature Jabba the Hutts, it trades wit for toilet humour and winds up with an outrageous example of product placement.
The only time I had to pick him up was when, in an outrageous example of reverse ageism, he suggested that our home news editor and foreign editor (both 27 years old) were too young to have such responsible jobs.
Deborah Meier, founder of the progressive Central Park East schools in New York City, who has lectured and written widely about testing, said the pineapple passage was "an outrageous example of what's true of most of the items on any test, it's just blown up larger".
In mid-December, a local news story about the spat was picked up by online trolls, including Anglin, who featured the story on his site the Daily Stormer as an outrageous example of "harassment and extortion", and urged his supporters to "take action".
Sanders brands the bank "an outrageous example of corporate welfare".
Planned Parenthood, at the time, called the bill "an outrageous example of government overreach into the doctor-patient relationship".
Combing through the archive of columns from her mother's glory days, she chanced upon a particularly outrageous example from 1990, in which Hilary, enraged by a recent court judgment in favour of a disabled tenant whose landlord had unlawfully evicted her, had railed with unusual vigour against the left-liberal establishment's skewed value system.
Especially as it comes hard on the heels of U-571, the submarine movie that is a particularly outrageous example of Hollywood rewriting history.
Carr's scheme was seen as a particularly outrageous example by the prime minister, who last week described the set-up as "morally wrong".
For those interested in rule of law, this is a particularly outrageous example of the "legal nihilism" that President Medvedev at first decried but has since accepted.
Yet Karl Rove, who extensively used a private email server for government business, and whose emails were deleted by the millions in a clear obstruction of justice, is one of the loudest critics One can hardly imagine a more outrageous example of raw hypocrisy.
