The phrase "austrian flag" is correct and usable in written English, although it should be capitalized as "Austrian flag." You can use it when referring to the national flag of Austria in various contexts, such as discussions about national symbols or events.
Example: "During the parade, the Austrian flag was proudly displayed alongside other national flags."
Alternatives: "flag of Austria" or "Austria's national flag".
She was holding a Turkish and an Austrian flag when she was struck.
During the parade of nations in the opening ceremonies, Andreas and Wolfgang received the honour of carrying the Austrian flag.
On the morning of the San Marino Grand Prix on 1 May 1994, Ayrton Senna placed an Austrian flag in his racing car.
Two blocks away, on a bluff that has a majestic view of the neighboring mountain range, there is a large house draped by a two-story Austrian flag.
Aldo Sohm, the sommelier at Le Bernardin in New York, designed a personalized Laguiole with an Austrian flag design, which also sells for $220.
He visited dozens of rural settings, posed repeatedly in front of the Austrian flag and won 200 more communities than he did in the first round as his victory margin soared to almost 300,000 votes.
The black imperial eagle, sometimes with one head and sometimes with two, has appeared on Austrian flags for hundreds of years and even today recalls the legacy of the nation.
Over beer and sausages, members sat amid balloons in the party's trademark blue and Austrian flags, glued to a large screen at the Alpendorf bar as the results came in.
With horns blaring and nuns waving red-and-white Austrian flags, Hannes Trinkl beat Hermann Maier to win the downhill gold medal yesterday at the world championships on a chopped and shortened course in St. Anton, Austria.
The front two grid slots at the Monaco Grand Prix that year, which were painted with Brazilian and Austrian flags, were left clear in memory of the two drivers who had lost their lives, while both Williams and Simtek entered only one car each.
Austrians waved flags and sang "Immer Wieder Osterreich," or Austria forever.
