"blast of light" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sudden and intense burst of light. Example: As the door opened, a blast of light flooded the dark room, temporarily blinding the group of explorers.
Suddenly, there was a blast of light.
The two flashes pop four times with a quick blast of light.
If the environment is not to the seed's liking, the phytochrome slowly changes back and the seed waits for a blast of light when conditions are better.
Tomatsu's famous 1966 image shows the watch in isolation, damaged and dark, a lone disc surrounded by a flaring blast of light.
When it's ready to grab a fly, it flashes a brief infrared blast of light that is invisible to the flies and reflects off the animals' thoraxes, indicating the location of each inhabitant.
(Johnson) Galleries: Chelsea ★ AL HELD An awesome blast of light, color, space and geometry awaits visitors to this exhibition of six paintings dating from 1979 to 1985 by Mr. Held (1928-2005).
Netherworldly blasts of light, the odd skeleton and a coven of witches vary the mix without mitigating its clichés.
These monster plug-in units can put out powerful blasts of light day in and day out, but they have long been bulky, heavy and expensive.
Mr. Ezralow's "Read My Hips," was a son-of-Pilobolus rite of passage for a futuristic tribe moving to a hip sound score by Michel Colombier and under Howell Binkley's blasts of light.
Next, she found Haptic Wonders, the results of blasts of light hitting photosensitive paper through arrangements of opaque materials.
Next, she found Haptic Wonders, the results of blasts of light hitting photosensitive paper through arrangements of opaque materials.
