The phrase "and exploding in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense occurrence or event, often in a dramatic or vivid context.
Example: "The fireworks lit up the night sky, bursting into vibrant colors and exploding in the darkness."
Alternatives: "and bursting in the" or "and detonating in the".
At first he believed the explosions and shrapnel were caused by enemy rocket-propelled grenades fired from 800m and exploding in the air above them.
In the first Ivy weekend, the Tigers relied on solid defense and timely shooting, holding on to a slim lead down the stretch to top Dartmouth, 57 53, and exploding in the second half to comfortably handle Harvard, 68 54.
Coming of age in the mid-aughts and exploding in the 2010s, Avicii and EDM have enjoyed something of a symbiotic relationship.
But despite an entire day of rockets flying and exploding in the sky, it would take another month before the wet season finally arrived in full.
Two populations known for high-velocity jumpiness came together and exploded in the digital equivalent of nuclear fusion.
In the Cochino's case the thrill of risk came to a swift end when its batteries caught fire and exploded in the storm-whipped Arctic off Norway.
There have been several explosions from inside the hotel and earlier, grenades were thrown from windows and exploded in the street.
We still tried to keep wickets in hand, and explode in the last eight, but we didn't quite get there".
Five days before, the two men said, a rocket-propelled grenade was shot from the Georgian side and exploded in the air.
The production of political pins — more than a century's worth are on view here — began in the eighteen-sixties, with the advent of tintype, and exploded in the 1896 Presidential race, after the invention of plastic.
In 2016, Marwa's face was burned after a kerosene lamp ignited and exploded in the room she was in during a bomb attack near her home in Syria.
