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The phrase "a skyline of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a view or outline of buildings or structures against the background of the sky, often in a city context.
Example: "The photograph captured a stunning skyline of New York City at sunset, with the skyscrapers silhouetted against the vibrant colors of the sky."
Alternatives: "a cityscape of" or "a horizon of".
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Beyond loomed a skyline of minarets, dwarfed by cranes.
"Theoretically," Mr. Lyle said, "there could be a skyline of trees years from now".
Birmingham glittered, a skyline of cranes and high streets of fashionable shops, a confidence, a bounce.
England could have a skyline of huge footballers mansions (complete with burglars).
Certain coffee bars have a skyline of grinders: one for espresso, one for decaffeinated espresso, one for brewed coffee.
Toward the end, the back of the stage opens to reveal a skyline of a whole city of Nevelsonesque sculptures.
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The presence of osteophytes on a skyline view of the knee appears most predictive of knee symptoms.
Target has not attracted the controversy of the nearby Atlantic Yards project, which plans to add a stadium and a new skyline of towers to downtown Brooklyn.
The colorful porcelain-on-enamel work offers a skyline view of a futuristic city.
A skyline view of the patella was used to assess the PF joint status.
At various times the backdrop is a sepia skyline of 19th-century London and a landscape with boulders, a spooky tree and a sky that changes color.
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