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The phrase "a whirlpool of activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is very busy or chaotic, often with a lot of movement or energy.
Example: "The office was a whirlpool of activity as employees rushed to meet the project deadline."
Alternatives: "a flurry of activity" or "a hubbub of activity".
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Michael Billington suggested that he had adopted the Italian playwright's own acting technique, "providing a still centre in a whirlpool of activity: dapper, grave and trim like a middle-class Buster Keaton, his very quietness made his eventual eruption of emotion seem like a thunderbolt from the heavens".
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So the room is a whirlpool of frenzied activity.
Impatient trombone chatter leads to a first climax, a brief whirlpool of activity that ends with a spooky tic-toc on the xylophone.
Flanked by the river and the ring road, this area of Thurrock can sometimes feel like the still centre of the accelerationist whirlpool of activity churned up by London.
Sudan is about to wade into a whirlpool of problems.
It is a whirlpool of blood.
But instead of jumping into the swimming pool, we have leapt into a whirlpool of news.
In other words, it's a whirlpool of commercial potential.
We are at sea in a whirlpool of conjecture".
There were vaporous organza dresses with a whirlpool of pattern.
The dictionary's worth was recognized, although Webster himself was always at the centre of a whirlpool of controversy.
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