"yank out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of forcefully pulling something out. For example: "He yanked out the weeds from the garden."
No longer do top-notch doctors simply yank out tissues.
Eventually, they may yank out trees, reducing future supply.
"And nobody has the financial motivation to yank out that infrastructure," Mr. Herrmann said.
Waited only 10 minutes into second half to yank out Torres after Brazil's third goal.
We had to angle-grind off the top, yank out the spigot and replace the cowl.
His neighbors said that he would yank out flowers or smack shrubs with his baseball bat.
So they yank out its teeth and send them to a lab for DNA testing.
What few weeds I find I yank out roots and all.
In Peru the government conducts manual eradication, sending workers to yank out coca plants one by one.
Some of it fell out in patches, but the rest I had to yank out with my hands.
Don't stop halfway through and then try to yank out the motionless drill; you're likely to snap off the bit.
