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The phrase "a scene of violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or setting where violent actions occur, often in the context of literature, news reports, or discussions about crime.
Example: "The movie opened with a shocking scene of violence that set the tone for the rest of the film."
Alternatives: "an act of violence" or "a violent incident".
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It has strong language, a scene of violence and adult themes.
An immigration center became a scene of violence when a gunman entered during citizenship classes, killing 13 victims and himself.
What started as a peaceful demonstration turned into a scene of violence and chaos by late Sunday, witnesses said.
The book was allegedly removed from the shortlist over a scene of violence, and one use of the word "shit".
The painting titled "Morgenthau Plan" looks bucolic because of the flowers, but it is also a scene of violence, as if the wind has ripped through it.
"I'm in Love With a Church Girl" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for a scene of violence and some suggestive content.
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Filmed in shadowy slow motion, a scene of potential violence looks tender, lyrical, balletic.
Other females jumped down onto the male, in a scene of frenzied violence.
It has strong language and racial epithets, and a scene of domestic violence.
His new book opens with a scene of horrific violence: Practically the entire village of Hesjovallen has been brutally murdered.
He could make you laugh at a one-liner and wince at a scene of brutal violence.
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