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"buzz of excitement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a feeling of excitement that can be felt or heard in a particular situation. For example, "The buzz of excitement in the room was palpable as people waited to hear the latest news."
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A buzz of excitement is infectious.
She looks forward, radiating a contagious buzz of excitement about the new work.
SPECIAL POST — The buzz of excitement begins as you stroll down the hallway outside the ballroom.
The move has generated a buzz of excitement on online travel forums.
As 3.30 approached a buzz of excitement swept the chamber and reinforcements poured in.
As the buzz of excitement grew, so did the lack of parking.
Every time he gets the ball there's a buzz of excitement around any ground".
Last year, there was a buzz of excitement around "digitising the backlist".
I was led through the empty foyer towards the auditorium and heard a buzz of excitement from inside.
Mary Kennedy, who was also at the conference, says that "there was a real buzz of excitement.
Someone mentioned State Comptroller H. Carl McCall's bid for governor, and there was a buzz of excitement.
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