"howling wind" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a strong wind that makes a loud noise. For example, "The howling wind whipped through the trees, shaking their branches."
A gust of howling wind pinned me against a boulder.
The howling wind disturbs Charles Simic's reading time.
Nothing remains but howling wind, ruined cities, desert wastes, leafless trees.
And sure enough, Friday's event went on despite a howling wind and temperatures near freezing.
The only sound in the D.M.Z. for now, anyway is a howling wind.
They started in howling wind and driving rain, and finished in brilliant sunshine.
"Love you, mean it!" she shouted to him over the howling wind as she sought shelter.
Over the howling wind and diesel roar, he yelled: "Big toys, big science, big country!
"I'm not good at it," I said over the sound of howling wind.
Husband and wife dress warmly, go out on chilly streets of New York in darkness and howling wind.
Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb and Se Ri Pak were among those unable to finish because of rain and howling wind.
