The phrase "send out emails" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common way to describe the action of sending multiple emails to different recipients. Example: "I need to send out emails to all of the new clients to introduce myself and our company."
Forget the expensive gold-edged invitations and table decor – many couples send out emails and make their own decorations.
After the screening, the marketing people send out emails saying, 'Can I have your thoughts on the film?' It's guaranteed that somebody there will like it.
I would send out emails and I wanted them to feel part of the excitement of the growth of this company and of learning.
Warren's team has offered to send out emails to her list (180 times), given contributions (167 times) or provided policy documents (63 times).
In the attacks, hackers send out emails and social media posts with the aim of infiltrating computer systems by tricking victims into visiting phony websites with malicious software that appear authentic.
Knowing I couldn't send out emails warning my friends and contacts, I hurriedly put a message on my Facebook page and on Twitter to ignore my plea for money, handy though it would have been, and to assure everyone I wasn't stuck in the Ukraine.
Facebook, which was a notorious Notifications over-emailer, has started sending out emails telling select users that it will start sending out fewer emails.
Actually, that cellist headbangs like Cillizza sends out emails, no? Evan Bayh could learn from that kind of gusto.
You still have to put in a lot of work, such as sending out emails, tweets and pitching your idea.
The collective sends out email bulletins whenever they learn something new about the Republicans' plans.
It also sends out email confirmation and SMS appointment reminders.
