"outraged with" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when you want to express feelings of anger or indignation in response to something. Example: Many of us were outraged with the government's decision to lower taxes for the wealthy.
"I think the people of Premont ought to be outraged with the state.
"I am outraged with both Hamas and the Israelis in this war," he says.
They are outraged with every nickel-a-gallon increase in the price of gasoline".
"We are outraged with this assessment," Dr. Robb Fraley, Monsanto's Chief Technology Officer, is quoted as saying.
A moderate faction of the guild has been outraged with his handling of contract negotiations and forced his ouster.
Sabbath hid behind a tree, and was outraged with the man, Scott Lewis, ejaculated on the ground near Drenka's grave and the bouquet of flowers he brought.
"People are outraged with I.R.S. more than I've seen about anything else," said Representative Aaron Schock, Republican of Illinois and a Ways and Means member.
NBC, which will pay a record-smashing $13 million a show for new episodes of "E.R". next fall, was predictably outraged with this notion.
We believe that the World Anti-Doping Code, when carefully studied, will give pause to those who are so outraged with allegations of the lack of due process.
"Which is why we were so outraged with the thought of knives coming back onboard," said Veda Shook, international president of the Association of Flight Attendants, referring to the T.S.A. decision, since rescinded, to allow small knives in cabins.
Confectionery fans are outraged with the changes, which will see a family size bar of dairy milk shrink 10 per cent, loosing roughly 20g of chocolate, equivalent to one row of squares.
