The phrase "a blinking light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a light that is flashing on and off, often indicating a warning or alert.
Example: "The dashboard displayed a blinking light, signaling that the engine needed attention."
Alternatives: "a flashing light" or "a pulsating light".
Clips does have a blinking light, but it is small.
It even has a blinking light, suggesting that it really is doing something.
Corey Blant, the scene's leading player, took the stage, holding a blinking light beneath his chin.
Ideally, the cat locator would present a top view of my house with a blinking light to indicate the cat's location.
As we navigated Ottawa's narrow streets, a blinking light started to nag us about low pressure in our front right tire.
Frequent fender benders, especially in summer, used to be the rule at the intersection, which was formerly a four-way stop with a blinking light.
Finally, the pressure-driven membrane actuator is demonstrated in an alarm switch to trigger stable operation of an electric buzzer with a blinking light-emitting diode as a potential application.
The ORBneXt connects to a phone and its Wi-Fi network by resting on top of the device, and then, using a blinking-light sequence similar to the one used by Quirky's smart devices, can be programmed through its app to monitor information like weather, sports scores, stocks, and more.
The Parachute Jump, a ride that hasn't had a rider in decades, looked dark from the subway station a few blocks away, except for a single blinking light at its tip.
There is a yellow blinking light where the highway intersects Farm Road 539, the main street in the area, as well as a post office, a Dollar General and a couple of convenience stores.
Rather than a sound and subtle blinking light (which I usually miss when my headphones are boomin'), this phone gets your attention by standing upright.
