"condemn that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express disapproval or judgement of something. For example: "I strongly condemn that violent and intolerant behavior."
"I highly condemn that approach.
"What are you going to condemn that?
But he does not condemn that drive.
The second, he says, is the failure of the West to condemn that behaviour.
A Palestinian police officer brother jumped to his feet: "I condemn that remark.
McKinley denounced lynching in his 1897 inaugural address but failed to condemn that practice formally.
I condemn that Zionist government that persecutes the heroic Palestinian people".
Just as if today a crime is committed against any nation, religion, ethnicity or belief, we condemn that crime or genocide.
Some Vietnam heroes in the Senate condemn that conflict even as they forgive Kerrey and his team any possible transgression in the fog of war.
De Gaulle refused to condemn that invasion, but, on May 27, he gave unofficial instructions that Operation Resurrection should be abandoned.
Yet to be credible, those who condemn that slander must also condemn the hate we see when the image of Jesus Christ is desecrated, churches are destroyed, or the Holocaust is denied.
