The phrase "flagrant for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is very obvious or blatant. Here is an example: "The company's disregard for safety regulations was flagrant, leading to multiple accidents and injuries among its workers."
The sexual innuendo is flagrant for a film ostensibly aimed at children.
He said his intention was "to set a good, hard pick, a playoff pick, and I got a flagrant for it".
In the second-to-last game of the regular season, he was given a flagrant for pushing George Lynch out of bounds on a rebound.
What made the mistake more flagrant for Neuheisel was that his team was coming out of a timeout in which it presumably discussed what to do and how to do it correctly.
For decades they led a country notorious for its flagrant disregard for the environment, and with deep suspicion of foreign opinions.
Moments later, Sullinger was called for a flagrant foul for collaring Wallace on a fast break.
Carter was called for a flagrant foul for shoving Nets guard Elliot Perry into the stanchion of the basket after a breakaway layup by Perry, who had 18 points.
Boston had a 67-57 lead with 6 minutes 16 seconds left in the third when Glen Davis was called for a flagrant foul for riding Marvin Williams away from the basket on a fast break.
The Grizzlies got the chance to pull even after Manu Ginobili was called for a flagrant foul for pulling down Tony Allen by his left arm on a fast-break layup try.
Wade was whistled for a flagrant foul for shoulder-checking the Pacers' Darren Collison in Game 2 of that series and missed what would have been a game-tying layup with less than a minute to play.
Artest received a technical for grabbing Shawne Williams and a flagrant foul for clotheslining Stoudemire.
