"deeply appalled" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be greatly shocked or disgusted by something. You can use it in situations where you feel extremely offended or disturbed by something. Example: I was deeply appalled by the politician's insensitive comments about marginalized communities.
That is why I am so deeply appalled by his announcement yesterday that he would no longer fight the charges against him.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he was "deeply appalled" by the situation.
Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) spokesman Byron Pacula said:"ACTED is deeply appalled and horrified by the assassination of David Haines".
Byron Pacula, of Mr Haines's employers the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (Acted), said: "Acted is deeply appalled and horrified by the assassination of David Haines.
I am deeply saddened and appalled at the misreporting of data by a small number of employees on the contract.
Chief executive Chris Hyman said he was "deeply saddened and appalled" and would instititute a programme of change.
"We are deeply shocked and appalled at these latest examples of concussion protocols not being followed in football," said Headway's chief executive, Peter McCabe.
The Spice Girls said they were "deeply shocked and appalled" by the Guardian's findings and would personally fund an investigation into the factory's working conditions.
A spokesman for the Spice Girls said they were "deeply shocked and appalled" and would personally fund an investigation into the factory's working conditions.
In response to the revelations about the other factory producing their charity T-shirts, the Spice Girls said they were "deeply shocked and appalled" and would personally fund an investigation into the factory's working conditions.
The Spice Girls are "deeply shocked and appalled" by the Guardian's findings, according to a spokesman for the band, who said they found it "heartbreaking to hear about the treatment that these women receive".
