"banged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a verb meaning to hit something with force or to make a loud noise. For example: He banged his fist on the table in frustration.
(It may have banged another nail into the coffin of elected local authorities with its suggestion that electoral officials need closer central supervision and more uniform standards).
The Power suffered a nervous moment when Schulz banged his head on the turf just a week after copping a heavy knock to the face.
The newspaper quoted witnesses as saying some people banged on doors, asking for help, and afterward urged neighbors to call 911 amid crying and screaming.
So, in little more than a fortnight, she banged out a play about a feisty Salford girl, Jo, who is left alone by her flighty mum one Christmas, goes to bed with a transient Nigerian sailor, gets pregnant and is lovingly tended by an effeminate art student.
Although entertaining enough, Lewis Elmer Gantryy lacks any real depth; a single drum banged loudly and repeatedly.
The police sheltered the pair in a nearby building while the mob banged on the door.
Five MPs and two peers were banged up in the wake of the expenses scandal, and Chris Huhne has been jailed since.
First Southampton put eight past Sunderland; now a week later and Bournemouth have banged in eight without reply, with beleaguered Birmingham on the receiving end of a drubbing.
When I fell on the bed he grabbed my hair and banged my head.
You're banged up for 23 hours a day; there were suicides and a lot of violence.
While having a rope round my neck and being tied to a pillar, my head was banged against the pillar repeatedly".
