"flagship model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the most important product of a company or organization. For example, "Apple's iPhone is their flagship model."
The Bank's flagship model lies in the middle.
Credit Suisse said HTC's launch of the flagship model One series failed to help it regain market share.
He suggested the flagship model could sell out, saying O2 had the "same supply as everyone else, but will it be enough is the key question".
(The more thirsty flagship model, the Phaeton W-12, is rated at 12/19 m.p.g., which earns it a $3,000 surcharge).
They are 60%to70%0% less than we were expecting, and we didn't expect them to be massively high given it's not the flagship model".
But the report showed a decline in earnings from the first quarter in Samsung's mobile phone business despite the introduction of a new flagship model, the Galaxy S4.
CADILLAC The flagship brand of General Motors introduced a new flagship model for the marque, the XTS, which shoves aside the DTS and STS.
Now the London-based business has transported its flagship model to Colorado to drum up interest in the motorbike-loving American market.
Years of minor skirmishes had flared into an all-out horsepower war among Detroit's Big Three; Chrysler fired the first shot with its 1955 introduction of the 300, a new flagship model.
Its flagship model, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, has a similar screen size to that of the iPad 2 and is currently banned in Germany and Australia due to ongoing litigation with Apple.
"It's a romantic exaggeration, so to speak, an illustration of the emotional experience of driving the car, the third generation of our flagship model," said Greg Kitzens, corporate marketing manager for the Lexus division of Toyota Motor Sales USA in Torrance, Calif.
