"flag items" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe when you want to make something stand out or draw special attention to it. For example, "I flagged all the items I need to purchase before the end of the month."
I flag items that I already have and don't need to buy.
When they go to checkout, FSAStore.com will automatically flag items that now require a prescription.
Virtually all the big Internet retail sites now include wish lists or registries that let shoppers flag items they want.
In October, Lucky is also introducing an online sticker program that lets shoppers attach the stickers it has in its magazine to flag items now on any Web sites.
A neat money saving feature is you can flag items you have coupons for.
But the database obviously can't flag items freshly yanked out of the ground.
Members police themselves, flagging items that appear to flout the rules.
Hit rates in detecting items with the linear position effect and Type I error rates in flagging items with no position effects were examined via simulated data sets.
Hit rates (i.e., correctly detecting items with a linear position effect) and Type I error rates (i.e., falsely flagging items with no position effects) were evaluated.
Feedlounge is web-based, like Bloglines, Pluck, Kinja and Rojo, and has tagging (both feeds and posts), saving items indefinitely, and flagging items.
The current study used a multi-step method of initially flagging items for potential DIF using the Mantel chi-square statistic, followed by confirmation of DIF with two other tests (Standardized Liu-Agresti Cummulative Common Log-Odds Ratio (LOR Z) and Standardized Cox's Noncentrality Parameter (COX Z)).
