"burst into view" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when something suddenly becomes visible or appears in a noticeable way. Example: As I reached the top of the hill, the city skyline suddenly burst into view, sparkling in the afternoon sun.
Four years ago, still doubling, it suddenly burst into view.
A gleaming Justice, freshly painted white, burst into view.
That revelation only underscored the ham-handed way the scandal has burst into view.
When the grizzly finally burst into view, Mr. Lekelali didn't so much as flinch.
Mr. Pride burst into view and, during a quick confrontation with Officer Figoski, shot the officer in the face.
These problems burst into view last fall with accounts of so-called robo-signers processing thousands of foreclosures at a time without the required legal safeguards.
It is a threat that has loomed since Donald Trump took power, bursting into view each time the US president attacks Canada's trade policies.
EL ALTO, Bolivia — Turn a corner in this sprawling, bustling, fast-growing city and the Ovando family home suddenly bursts into view, a party-colored mirage floating above the drab, brick-red metropolis like a beacon of an alternate Andean future.
Meanwhile, back at the Bellagio, the eight-acre (3.2-hectare) lake presents water-dancing shows, where fountains squirt in time to show tunes, a technique invented by a real Las Vegas boy, Liberace.Venture down to the original Las Vegas Strip just beyond the Desert Inn, and the tawdry sublime of old Vegas bursts into view, with its wedding chapels, Elvis impersonators and tattoo parlours.
The water's seething now - seething with excitement, like we are - the hovering gulls shriek with anticipation, and then, abruptly, like the shark in Jaws yet a hundred times bigger, the whale's black head bursts into view, pink mouth agape, white throat swelling.
His remarks helped make Jewish stereotypes acceptable and anti-Semitic sentiment burst into public view, the report said.
