The phrase "arm flushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical or physiological discussions, particularly when describing a reaction or symptom involving the arms.
Example: "After the intense workout, I experienced arm flushing, which indicated increased blood flow to the area."
Alternatives: "arm reddening" or "arm blushing".
It wasn't long before Jamie came into the kitchen in his phony orange kimono ("Mijo! Mijo!"), flapping his arms, flushing, like something out of a Mexican soap opera.
Rebels in arms: Flush with cocaine profits, by the late 1990s the FARC was at its peak, with nearly 20,000 fighters.
The emergence of Apax Partners with a potential bid of £1.3bn for Emap's business-to-business arm has flushed out speculation of other suitors for the media company, including the likes of Informa, United Business Media and Reed Elsevier.
*Pins and needles in tops of arms (n=1), flushing (n=1), epigastric pain (n=1).
It was impossible to imagine that Khamenei's regime, heavily armed and flush with oil money, would agree anytime soon to hold a plebiscite on its own survival, concede defeat, and disappear.
He belts out his speeches now, his face flushing, arms waving.
"Flush" the people who are tagged by pushing down their arm, like they are flushing a toilet, if you are a non- it.
Maternal side effects of the infusion (including nausea; vomiting; flushing, infusion arm discomfort; mouth dryness; sweating; dizziness; blurred vision; respiratory rate decreased > four breaths per minute below baseline or <12 breaths per minute; blood pressure decreased > 15 mmHg below baseline level; whether the infusion is discontinued because of side effects).
The raid was aimed at flushing out armed separatists demanding an independent Sikh homeland.
The computer was programmed to analyze the collective firing of these 100 motor neurons, translate that sum into an electronic command and send it instantaneously to the arm, which was mounted flush with the left shoulder.
