The phrase "in a panorama" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an all-encompassing visual scene or view. For example, "The mountains stretched across the horizon in a panorama of blues and greens."
Go east along the Spree to take in a panorama of Bauhaus industrial buildings set among lush riverside forests, or float among the swans and weeping willows down the Landwehrkanal through Kreuzberg.
A few of us find time to climb one of the karsts to take in a panorama that gives Halong Bay in Vietnam a serious run for its money.
In the picture, reportedly taken on July 15, the circular craft can first be seen in the distance as the Google Earth program pans around to take in a panorama vista.
This culminated in a Panorama exposé, followed by Eric Pickles sending in police to investigate the documentary's claims.
Nucleation of recrystallization initiated inside shear bands and in the vicinity of particles, resulting in a panorama of orientations with varying stored energies.
Wright later withdrew the allegation, admitting, in a Panorama programme in 1988, that what the book said about the so-called plot was not true.
"If it had been possible," Du Camp wrote in his memoirs, "Flaubert would have travelled on a divan, lying down, without moving, watching the landscapes, the ruins and the cities passing in front of his eyes like the canvas unrolling in a panorama-machine".
Therefore in this paper, we present our efforts in generating a panorama which show the landscape and human objects in the background without any blurred effects.
When the carpenters cut the windows in the south wall of the barn in October, a panorama of fields, woods and sky was revealed.
Taken in as a panorama, "Homegoing" can be breathtaking.
In 2011, a Panorama programme revealed the abuse of patients with learning disabilities by staff at private hospital, Winterbourne View.
