"flex day" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a day in which an employee or student has the flexibility to choose their own work or study schedule, rather than following a set schedule. Example: "Our company offers employees a flex day each week to allow for a better work-life balance."
Ford announced details of its 2013 Flex on Tuesday.
1ec8532f-4d9a-4bc3-b42d-fa65e72a88e5 SEOUL, South Korea — LG Electronics of South Korea took the wraps off its new curved smartphone, the G Flex, on Tuesday, showing off the device at a gathering of mostly Korean journalists at its headquarters here.
This extends to coping with often unconventional recruitment processes, being prepared to travel or work away and potentially flexing your day rate and therefore your earnings, in line with market demands.
Jake One (De La Soul, 50 Cent, Rakim) produced the song, which Funkmaster Flex premiered Thursday night (bombs and all).
Gesner's involvement with the Tunnel nightclub actually led to it being a location in Kids, and with Funkmaster Flex's Wednesday night party becoming the largest hip-hop party in the city, the cultures continued to commingle.
Why the inflexibility of having flex scheduling for Sunday and Tuesday night?
The game was later flexed into Sunday Night Football.
I flex it all day and night thinking about you.
A five-day flex, at $99 adults and $75 children, allows five days at the park within a seven-day period, with early admission on several of those days.
A three-day flex passport, at $76 adults and $57 children, allows three admissions in a five-day period, with one day's early admission entitling the holder to get in 90 minutes ahead of the general public.
In 1992, when Peter was thirteen, Funkmaster Flex took over Saturday nights on Hot 97, a time slot that he still holds.
