The phrase "and angry with a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence where someone is expressing their feelings of anger towards a specific person or situation, but it needs to be part of a larger, complete thought.
Example: "She was frustrated and angry with a colleague who constantly interrupted her during meetings."
Alternatives: "and upset with a" or "and furious at a".
"I want it to be really queer and outrageous and angry, with a punk-rock drag queen playing hardcore music and people being naked".
Investigators said Mr. Fowler was high on methamphetamine and angry with a friend who had thrown him out of his home.
I am angry with the Reverend Flowers for trashing my inheritance and angry with a movement that was not prepared to hold its rulers to account.
In years past, if such situations arose I would be annoyed and angry with a big, welcoming, fraudulent grin on my face.
Similarly, returning service members may become frustrated and angry with a spouse who, despite not having directly experienced combat or deployment, is nevertheless functioning poorly due in part to symptoms of vicarious post-traumatic stress, depression, sleep problems, or anxiety (Renshaw et al. 2008).
My best songs are usually written when I'm pissed off and angry with someone; a lot of my experiences in NYC nightlife have ended up in one of my songs.
He arrives late and angry with Bøe after a misunderstanding relating to the interview location ("I wanted us to be professional, you know").
There are a lot of people who are very upset and angry with the system and want a voice for their anger toward a system they think is rigged.
If he stays aggressive and angry with you, consider taking a friend along when you try to talk to him.
He is at once determined to follow through with his decision, melancholy that he has to, and angry with himself for not developing a skill vital to big-time stable operators: he could not train his owners.
I suspect he is both angry with himself for letting the side down and angry with the system for making such an example of him.
