'outrage towards' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong feeling of anger or resentment towards someone or something. For example: "He felt an intense outrage towards the government for the new taxes imposed."
Participants rated their disgust and outrage towards these deaths.
Agnew, Crowe and the rest would be better served directing their moral outrage towards those issues.
While many have expressed outrage towards the Republican frontrunner's proposal, Ms Coulter has argued it doesn't go far enough.
Many hours later, I was shaking, confused and even tearful; outrage towards human cruelty was hot in my throat.
With Abbott in charge, it was easy for the left to channel their outrage towards issues like this, and lay the blame squarely at his feet.
The natural responses to the Westgate massacre are horror at the cruelty, outrage towards the perpetrators and empathy with victims and their families.
Writing again on Friday, Massie seemed to sense that the any outrage directed towards Cameron had indeed begun to wane.
But the onslaught of media attention and outrage directed towards thinspiration communities has ignored their proliferation on Instagram, another photo-based social sharing platform popular among teenagers.
Again, two false statements, but it was done to really build up this sense of outrage and contempt towards me and towards all federal employees.
But when her job vanishes in 2006 readers are guided towards outrage.
Germans cannot regain their cool until they reduce the outrage they feel towards Greece, which they perceive as the guilty partner in their eurozone marriage.
