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I worked with an English Olga who was named after a Russian Olympic gymnast, so it's been used in England before with no problems. :) I like it. I'd put it with something less Russian as a middle name - Olga Matilda, maybe, or Olga Caroline.

It's definitely usable in an English-speaking country. I can't speak for England, because I don't live there and I've never been there, but I think it would work in the USA.

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Olga Natalia
Olga Katerina

I don't see why not. People will assume she's named after a grandma or greatgrandma from Eastern Europe.

It's usable, but dated... It was my grandma's name (she died in her 80s).
Olga Marya
Olga Ekaterina
Olga Emily
Olga Melody
Olga Grace
Olga Sara
Olga Miriam

I like Olga - I don't see why it wouldn't be usable.