The phrase "tremendous outrage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of anger or indignation about a particular issue or event.
Example: "The community expressed tremendous outrage over the proposed cuts to public services."
Alternatives: "great anger" or "significant indignation."
The death of Cecil the lion has appropriately generated tremendous outrage.
Instead of calming troubled waters, the announcement fueled tremendous outrage among the populace.
What should the general public do to express our tremendous outrage at the undermining of our democracy?
I did not clear my prepared words with anyone in the campaign and a portion of my speech has since generated tremendous outrage.
The memo sent out by the NFL that revealed that Terrelle Pryor will be forced to sit out the first five games of his NFL career has sparked tremendous outrage in the sports world.
"There's a tremendous amount of outrage with the oil spill, and rightfully so," said Felicia Coleman, director of Florida State University's Coastal and Marine Laboratory.
Peter N. Peregrine, president of the Society for Anthropological Sciences, an affiliate of the association, said Monday that he had heard "outrage and tremendous concern" from his members about dropping references to science, some of them asking how they could justify their department's existence if their national organization did not regard anthropology as a science.
The tremendous outpouring of public outrage and support after the Oak Creek tragedy, coupled with the collaborative efforts of racial justice, faith-based, and immigrant rights organizations, led to a Senate hearing championed by Senator Durbin on hate violence last September with moving testimony from Harpreet Saini who lost his mother in the Oak Creek massacre.
Anne Gruber said Walker's attempts to cling on to his position at Holyrood were an "outrage" and had put his victims under "tremendous stress".
Other members of the team have so far been less public with their outrage, but Vincent Bonsignore, a sports columnist for the LA Daily News, has said there's "tremendous anger among the Clippers players".
