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The phrase "a flutter of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a light, quick movement or a feeling of excitement, often associated with something delicate or ephemeral.
Example: "As the butterflies danced in the garden, there was a flutter of joy among the children watching them."
Alternatives: "a flurry of" or "a wave of".
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A flutter of noise brought her awake.
With a flutter of wings, he was gone.
Once, hearing a flutter of wings, Tuca said: "Vultures.
Not guns, not thunder, but a flutter of clouded drums.
There was a flutter of astonished voices: You can't be serious!
It palpitated steadily, a flutter of purple on a white wall.
Only those of a cast-iron heart wouldn't have felt a flutter of emotion.
Individually, few of these little scenes are worth more than a flutter of a comic eyelash.
There was a flutter of hope Friday afternoon in women's weight lifting.
With a flutter of kicks she was off, taking the first strokes of her daily half-mile swim.
After the main course, they change the paper on your table in a flutter of origami folds.
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