The phrase "a flyer on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a flyer that provides information about a specific topic or event.
Example: "I found a flyer on a local music festival at the coffee shop."
Alternatives: "a brochure about a" or "a pamphlet on a".
A stint in the Government Printing Office enabled him to save enough money to take a flyer on a scheme to raise Angora goats out West.
Meanwhile, labour markets generally were quite tight, such that firms were more willing to take a flyer on a relatively poor match or hire and then invest in skills training.Now, by contrast, employment growth is concentrated in sectors like health and education, which require very specific skills which workers shed from manufacturing or construction (or finance, for that matter) don't have.
The new system would make health-care insurance portable, so that a father who wanted to work part-time to be with his children, or a new entrepreneur who wanted to take a flyer on a new idea, could temporarily restructure their working lives without falling through the health safety net.
"CBS deserves credit for taking a flyer on a promising if unorthodox choice," wrote Brian Lowry in Variety, who viewed the premiere as being "slightly uneven with moments of inspired lunacy and some clear areas for the newbie host to work on".
One day, while on rounds in the hospital, he noticed a flyer on a bulletin board recruiting physicians to join the Armed Forces.
In 2003 Premier took a flyer on a Boston-area startup called Netezza whose specialized box zips through data 15 times as fast as Premier's IBM system, Feierstein says, enabling managers to query away to their heart's content.
Conversely, there can be huge rewards in taking a flyer on an extreme prognosis and turning out to be right.
In what became an iconic image in his lab at least—one of the postdocs, Marcela Chavez, drew a fly on a witch's broom.
Tevez has got away with his mischief making and spectacular transfer requests for one sole reason – he always shot around the Eastlands pitch like a fly on a horse's arse.
Fishing a fly on a dead drift often produces a series of multiple hits -- more taps than hits -- on every cast before a bass gets hooked.
He has also included her hand-painted dressing room doors, which depict scenes from her life and Mrs. Kennedy herself as a fly on a wall.
