The phrase "were well flagged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was clearly marked or indicated, often in the context of warnings or important information.
Example: "The hazards in the area were well flagged, ensuring that all visitors were aware of the potential dangers."
Alternatives: "were clearly marked" or "were prominently indicated."
This meeting had been well flagged in advance.
The possibility of disruption had already been well flagged.
It contains some technical terms, but they are well flagged.
The third quarter is the key selling season in the school-books market, Mr Braley said, but this year's trends have already been well flagged.
The demise of the celebrity autobiography has been well flagged, but the first few months of 2007 are likely to see its last gasps.
Match report: Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Sunderland It has been well flagged up since he got the Chelsea job that Antonio Conte's gameplan is built upon high intensity and a lot of hard running.
The need for the capital raising has been well flagged and its announcement represents the start of a long road of delivery for...Hester, to rehabilitate RSA after a pretty torrid 2013.
Whilst overall this is clearly very good news for Imagination (and could lead to a 15% 2014 earnings per share upgrade on our estimates), it has been well flagged and a combination of "travel and arrive" and marginal disappointment that it is not a global launch could limit immediate share progress.
The Fed's strategy of slowing an overheating economy by raising rates gradually might prove just as risky for America and so for the world economy.Since last summer, the Fed has raised interest rates five times, on each occasion by modest quarter-points that were well-flagged in advance.
He is well worth flagging down for advice, and excitement, as his suggestion of an $80 bottle of superfunk Macchiona from La Stoppa in Emilia-Romagna proved one evening, for a dance with Mr. Tracey's beautifully fatty roast Rouen duck.
On the PHQ-4 measure of psychological distress [ 13, 14], the mean score at the Boston site was lower than those at the other sites, but mean scores at each site were well below the "yellow flag" cutpoint of 6 points.
