"wild wind" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a strong, gusty wind, as in the following example sentence: "The wild wind howled through the trees."
No rain, just a wild wind.
This is a clever, engaging and tightly controlled show with a wild wind roaring through it.
9. Rise up and then plunge down low like a great sailboat in a wild wind.
García teed off in a wild wind, but more than an hour before the rain began.
Wild Wind was a roller coaster looking for a home after its original buyer, an amusement park in Korea, failed.
Flood alerts and wild wind warnings were in place for Western Australia's interior as a tropical low crossed the state.
For the cast of the new film adaptation of Macbeth, the notion of glamour is probably not at the top of their minds when they remember shooting on the Isle of Skye in the depths of a wild, wind-whipped winter.
On Wednesday wild winds caused power outages and hundreds of calls to the SES.
"It was a wild, winding circle, like at a wedding," the senior David Schneider said.
Or they could be coming from previously undiscovered pulsars or other astronomical monsters, throwing off wild winds of radiation.
Yet this seasonal curmudgeon Acts as Nature's Cupid: Wild winds push unknown Lovers into each other's arms.
