The phrase "and more flagrant in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is increasingly obvious or blatant in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The violations of the rules became more flagrant in the final weeks of the competition."
Alternatives: "and more blatant in" or "and more evident in".
But while a former referee, fans and the media may think that Lin deserves more credit for his "hard-nosed play" and more flagrant fouls called in his favor, the NBA doesn't seem so moved. .
NBC's prime-time successor to "Cheers," "Seinfeld," was more flagrant in its misanthropy.
Still more flagrant in its affront to international fair trial standards, added the report, is the setting up of "military commissions" to prosecute non-US citizens involved in the undefined crime of "international terrorism".
Because being lost has become my treasure, daily I grow more flagrant in my courtship of vagrant nowhere … Here he was now, penciled in for 2 30 on the afternoon of July 7, 2006, in a waiting room tastefully littered with back issues of The New Yorker and yoga magazines, hoping for … what?
Perhaps no station was more flagrant in its racism than WLBT-TV, an NBC affiliate in Jackson, Miss.
The semi-ironic, distant, anonymous approach of those sites has now been replaced by something way more flagrant and in your face.
The Bosnian Serbs' utter contempt for the "international community" was never more flagrant than in July, when General Ratko Mladic and his militia took 30 Dutch U.N. peacekeepers hostage and massacred thousands of Muslims who had already surrendered their town of Srebrenica.
But, in recent decades, the drive of the wealthy to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of society has grown considerably more intense, and certainly more flagrant.
Washington renewed military aid to Egypt despite the NGO crackdown and other, more flagrant human rights abuses.
Both Washington and China are steadily upping the stakes in their rivalry as China's provocations of US friends and allies become more flagrant and America's commitments to support them become more categorical.
