'utterly revolting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the extreme unpleasantness of something. Example sentence: I found the way he spoke about his fellow employees to be utterly revolting.
The climactic scenes are utterly revolting.
The idea of eating one was utterly revolting.
It's striking, however, that young men such as Ziamani or the Charlie Hebdo murderers are attracted by acts that most of us find utterly revolting.
Ms. Brown said that although she would not even characterize the relationship as an affair ( "an affair is sexier," she wrote) the man was not utterly revolting.
The answers (from flight attendants, pilots, engineers and frequent fliers) revealed a series of secrets you're going to wish you never knew... either because they're so useful, or because they're so utterly revolting.
"It was horrible, utterly revolting," Ms. Brickman recalled.
One impulse to view the atrocities could be a search for moral validation: Yes, I really am utterly revolted by this; and I can definitely tell the difference between this and entertainment; QED, I must be a decent person.
It's absolutely revolting.
Why is it that this particular form of execution so utterly disturbs and revolts us – surely any kind of premeditated murder is equally evil, and the suffering incurred in its enactment can only ever be open to a lesser charge?
The day after that, he survived an utterly incompetent revolt against his re-election as speaker of the House.
The Carthaginians, whose citizen levy was utterly disorganized, could neither keep the field against the invaders nor prevent their subjects from revolting.
