"mass condemnation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large-scale expression of disapproval or criticism towards something or someone. Example: The politician's controversial statement sparked mass condemnation from both citizens and fellow politicians alike.
Going into the new season, "Dads" seems likely to be the target of mass condemnation for crude humor based on sexism, in addition to some racist remarks.
Since coming to Canada in late 2015, SOO, which was founded by a Finnish white supremacist named Mika Ranta, has garnered mass condemnation for its use of street patrols.
It would send out mass emails of condemnation.
He is no longer the politician who was forced to end illegitimate white rule because of mass protest and international condemnation but, according to the Sunday Telegraph, "the man who legislated himself out of power"; no longer history's receptacle but its master.
It's fascinating and horrifying to observe the spectacles of humiliation generated by social media at seemingly decreasing intervals, to witness the speed and efficiency with which individuals are isolated and subjected to mass paroxysms of ridicule and condemnation.
Certainly, in the light of the unspeakable horrors in Paris, for Britain to have selected for special treatment and condemnation the only mass political movement in the Arab world to have sought legitimacy through suffrage seems a singularly tragic error.
Hundreds of Islamists have been killed and thousands have been arrested in the past year, many of them sentenced to death in mass trials that have drawn condemnation from Western governments and human rights groups.
In the face of international condemnation for a mass roundup of human rights lawyers, China's authorities have responded with what they claim is evidence of a "criminal syndicate" of rights activists and lawyers who purportedly galvanized public support for profit.
There is almost unanimous condemnation of California-style mass incarceration, which has led to no reduction in serious crime and has turned many inmates into habitual criminals.
Cameron was not the only one to voice his condemnation of the Grammys' mass wedding.
Following a three-week adjournment made necessary by the advancing King's Army, the second sitting of the court resulted in 68 other "condemnations"; though reports say – "mass executions of sixty or seventy witches".
