The phrase "apologizes for getting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is expressing regret for a specific action or behavior that they have done.
Example: "She apologizes for getting upset during the meeting and hopes to resolve the issue amicably."
Alternatives: "regrets having" or "is sorry for becoming".
As he spoke in his small office, Calloway apologized for getting emotional.
She apologized for getting "a bit too gabby" and for "being so weird" and "reading into things".
This is not a good Friday.' " "Cool, cool," Whatton replied from his cross -- but in his next take he flubbed his dialogue and apologized for getting tongue-tied.
Somehow I missed this: Joe Weisenthal informs us that Bill Gross has publicly apologized for getting the bond market so wrong, predicting a spike in interest rates when QE2 ended.
After explaining, again, what CNN had reported, Baldwin turned back to her guest, Representative Mark Meadows, of North Carolina, who has endorsed Cruz, and apologized for getting "fired up".
Hill has apologized for getting ESPN mixed up in all this — and the network, after distancing itself from her remarks, said that it accepted her apology — but not for the substance of what she said.
The maligning from the left that had tended to dominate previous summits took a back seat as Mr. Castro called an American president "honest" and humble and even apologized for getting carried away with revolutionary rhetoric.
Mr. Bradley said he realized his campaign had drifted from its moorings last week when he heard the story of a New Hampshire woman whose teenage son apologized for getting sick because the family had no health insurance.
Take Göran (Gustav Hammarsten), a sort of Thor Heyerdahl without the spirit of adventure: rusty of beard, long of face, and so gentle of demeanor that you could run him over and he would apologize for getting in the way of your Volvo.
