The phrase "and erupts in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense expression of emotion or action, often in a dramatic context.
Example: "The crowd was silent until the speaker finished, and then they erupted in a standing ovation."
Alternatives: "and bursts into a" or "and explodes in a".
Melting permafrost was again suspected, thawing out dead vegetation and erupting in a blowout of highly flammable methane gas.
It's comforting to know Mel Kiper Jr. can be counted on to bring his hair and erupt in a volcano of statistics and analysis after every pick.
Relatives and friends of the Birmingham Six in the public gallery leapt to their feet and erupted in a shout of victory.
But at a news conference at party headquarters, Mr. Malema took umbrage at a remark by Jonah Fisher, a BBC correspondent, and erupted in a tirade, accusing the reporter of "white tendencies" and ordering him to leave.
The 57 megaton bomb, nicknamed "Ivan" after the imperial Russian Tsar known as Ivan the Terrible, detonated at an altitude of 13,779 feet before hitting land and erupting in a flash of light.
Cecelia didn't want to go on stage and erupted in a 20-minute meltdown before reluctantly joining her classmates.
Egypt sighed a breath of relief Wednesday and erupted in a collective zaghareet, or ululation, after the Egyptian army overthrew its deeply unpopular Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.
A friend of "Fast and Furious" star Paul Walker was behind the wheel of the high-performance Porsche Carrera when it crashed and erupted in flames, an autopsy report released Wednesday said.
About five dozen tenants and their supporters attended Wednesday's meeting, held in the Great Hall at Cooper Union in the East Village, brandishing anti-increase signs and erupting in catcalls whenever a proponent of a rent increase spoke.
One astonishing piece is a "lorgnette" that follows the triangle of shadow under the eye and then erupts in a spray of laugh lines.
