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The phrase 'frenzy at' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a chaotic scene of activity. For example: There was a frenzy at the mall on Black Friday as shoppers raced to get the best deals.
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The media go into a frenzy at the merest whiff of malfeasance.
There has been a feeding frenzy at the Pentagon budget trough since the 9/11 attacks.
Their return to Beirut set off a frenzy at the airport and celebrations in their neighborhoods.
Watching the shopping frenzy at Target in Philadelphia, I wondered if the phrase still applied.
Is it feeding the football frenzy at his alma mater, Michigan?
This ~0.5°C cooling led to the well-documented global cooling ice-age-is-coming frenzy at that time.
Do not get caught up in a bidding frenzy at an auction.
The rightwing press was working itself into a frenzy at the prospect.
Granola is nowhere evident amid the lunchtime frenzy at this organic fast-food aspirant.
After days of frenzy at the White House, there was a sudden, strange calm.
At the height of this frenzy, at age 27, the artist was found dead from a heroin overdose.
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