The phrase "browse between" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the action of looking at choices, typically to choose one of a range of possibilities. For example, "She browsed between the different styles of dresses before settling on the one she liked best."
Outlook on Android and iOS now has a "redesigned conversation experience" with the ability to switch between accounts and browse between folders.
Think how certain websites let you activate a music player that stays persistently visible and doesn't pause a song as you browse between different webpages.
Within a single browser window, users can upload multiple batches of photos to multiple albums, browse between albums, view them as soon as they've uploaded, and begin editing as soon as the first upload completes.
Where else, they say, do you find two Michelin two-star restaurants in the same village (Le Bateau Ivre and Le Chabichou, seemingly glaring at each other across a narrow street) or malls like the nearly 30-boutique L'Espace Diamant to give you a place to browse between runs for a bauble by Boucheron?
Click on a tiny arrow to browse between the pages until you see an image to your liking.
Deer tend to browse between dusk and dawn so it isn't always possible to see what's causing damage in the garden.
�� In general, evening browsing (between 4 PM and midnight) is more common than daytime browsing (between 8 AM and 4 PM), except in China and the UK where daytime/evening usage is about even.
That said, it was much snappier to access, and browsing between pictures in the gallery is quick and easy.
– Early risers: compared to users in the other top 10 countries, users in the UK are more likely to be browsing between 4 AM and noon.
There were no significant differences between overall percentage of plants browsed between locations (ANOVA 2,24; F = 0.55, P = 0.583: Table 3).
The contention of Weishampel and Norman [ 87] that ankylosaurs were generally restricted to browsing between 1 and 2 m is not supported here.
