The phrase "as it erupted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or action occurring simultaneously with an eruption, often in a dramatic or vivid context.
Example: "The ground shook violently as it erupted, sending plumes of ash and smoke into the sky."
Alternatives: "as it burst forth" or "as it exploded".
As with any consumer frenzy, the scooter fad might fizzle as quickly as it erupted.
I finally awoke just in time to catch the spectacular final scene as it erupted in a crescendo of cupboards.
But the storm passes as swiftly as it erupted: "Look, there's an aspect of movie-making that rewards bad behaviour.
For example, it now punishes extortionists with life imprisonment.Miracles and miragesCities such as Juárez show that Mexico's violence could subside as quickly as it erupted.
Villagers seemed to have survived the fighting by hiding inside their houses as it erupted around them, The Associated Press reported.
Jamal Abu Houran's journey from proud Syrian citizen and willing military conscript to antigovernment guerrilla followed the wrenching arc of a young patriot rediscovering his country as it erupted in violence around him.
To achieve relative peace, controlling and managing conflict as it erupts is essential to effective conflict resolution.
If ever there were a lesson for Obama, that the fervour of the crowd can vanish as quickly as it erupts, it is what happened next.
We absorb the text through headsets while following the action either as it erupts around us, or by watching it on two large video screens.
Some say she jumps into the crater of Vesuvius as it erupts, but the better — and certainly more plausible — reading of the stage directions is that she jumps into the lava of the erupting volcano.
You may have heard by now that a number of airports around the UK, including Aberdeen, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, have been forced to shut down due to ash from Iceland's spewing volcano as it erupts for the second time in less than a month.
