The phrase "flurry for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey a sense of excitement, busyness, or activity around a particular topic or event. Example: In the weeks leading up to Black Friday, shoppers were in a flurry for the best deals and discounts.
"This may be a diplomatic flurry for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea," said Nicholas Eberstadt, a North Korea expert at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington.
That was part of a late-game flurry for Moore that included two interceptions in the end zone and two sacks that led to fumbles on four consecutive dropbacks.
However, Michaels finally got his side off the mark in the 63rd minute, the start of a flurry for his side that briefly threatened to set up a lively finish.
We were sufficiently intrigued by what we discovered to launch a new index of high-end rental homes that we've dubbed Flurry, for Forbes Luxury Residence Rental Index.
The iPhone and Android apps were built with PhoneGap and Sencha Touch, and uses Flurry for analytics, via a PhoneGap plugin we developed.
Crittercism says that the average app now depends on six cloud services, such as Facebook for logins, Amazon Web Services for storage, and Flurry for analytics.
On his first day he announced a flurry of tweaks, for example making it easier for banks to borrow in dollars.
One flurry of copying, for $492, occurred on Sept. 25, and another, for $209.50, on Sept. 27, the same day the first letter appeared in The Post.
A recent commission – 80 steak knives for Sydney's exclusive Asian restaurant, Momofuku – prompted a flurry of orders for similar knives.
The Davies Report has produced a flurry of appointments for women into non-executive roles, but the pipeline for senior executive appointments remains overwhelmingly male.
The timing of these developments prompted a flurry of obituaries for V-8 engines, a breed with a reputation for speed, power — and lately, environmental insolence.
