The phrase "egregious at" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that is extremely bad or offensive in a particular situation. Example: The CEO's behavior was egregious at the company's annual meeting, causing many shareholders to walk out in disgust.
The answer may largely depend on the course America takes, since we have been the most egregious at treating the air like a sewer for carbon emissions.
But we have all seen over the past year major cases where it would appear there were some behaviors that were pretty egregious at large companies".
While these losses may seem egregious at first, large TES cost reductions are made possible in these alternatives due to the fact that a single tank or concrete can be used (noting that concrete is <1/20th the price per kg of molten salt).
The sheer fact that police officers who are hired to serve and protect us would willingly participate in such behavior is egregious at best.
The Rev. Al Sharpton on Wednesday called on the Justice Department to investigate the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man last month by an El Cajon police officer, a shooting he called "egregious at best".
Senator Patrick Leahy, the Democrat member of the Senate subcommittee on foreign operations, who has campaigned about prison abuses in both Afghanistan and Iraq, told the Guardian: "The abuses in Afghanistan were no less egregious than at Abu Ghraib, but because there were no photographs - at least, to our present knowledge - they have not received enough attention.
No Hearing on a Hard Hit With four seconds left in the Penguins' 2-1 win at Washington on Thursday, Capitals defenseman John Carlson threw what looked like an egregious elbow at the head of Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke.
Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com finds Floyd's hiring particularly appalling, considering his egregious transgressions at Southern California.
Still, this was not even the most egregious call at first base in a Cardinals World Series game.
Let us know if that sounds like you, or if you saw some particularly egregious behavior at a youth soccer game.
With 8 45 left, the Bruins received the too-many-men penalty, an egregious error at such a critical point of the season.
