'have an outing' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to an excursion or a day out for leisure or recreational activities. For example: We're going to have an outing to the beach this weekend.
Brian and Eric now have an outing every Wednesday.
On Thursday, by way of some last-minute revision, the plan is to have an outing for Lancashire 2nd XI.
"When he does have an outing that's maybe not C.C.-like," Girardi said, "the next one, chances are, is going to be really good".
"It's important for him to have an outing like that so he can build on it and gain his confidence back".
But there have been a couple of times when I was really close, and I'd just like to have an outing where I feel really, really good with everything.
"If they decide they're going to have an outing and it's going to be an Atlanta Braves baseball game, rest assured there will be a big participation". The mixture of sports with old-time religion is not to everyone's liking.
Sabathia had an outing that has been typical for him except for when he's facing Price: a dominating victory.
Visibly uncomfortable with the topic when approached by reporters afterward, Choate said he had never had an outing like that.
Each spring the department has an outing to an educational destination, complete with dinner in Mr. Gordon's honor.
Rosberg had an outing on the supersoft tyres but then improved on that using the soft rubber option.
The Grecian drapes so beloved by Madeleine Vionnet had an outing in the second half of the Vionnet show, under the new ownership of the fashion entrepreneur Goga Ashkenazi.
