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"in bursts of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe sudden and intense outbursts of emotion, movement, or action. For example: - The child's laughter came in bursts of pure joy. - The athlete sprinted in bursts of speed, pushing herself to the finish line. - He delivered his lecture in bursts of passionate speech, captivating the audience.
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Products appear in bursts of creative cascades.
The fourth spoke in bursts of righteous anger.
The spectral figures of the other teens are visible in bursts of sparks.
Feminine power exploded in bursts of dance from African villages turned urban.
Everyone kept coming and going in bursts of exuberant but always clear dancing.
Perry and Nick engage in bursts of mutual animosity that seem to come from nowhere.
Start in bursts of two to three minutes with a minute's rest in between.
Why do so many people need to jot down their imaginings in bursts of sophisticated English?
The flowers that had been planted in bursts of cultivation had shriveled.
Left-handed, he fires in bursts of three or four shots.
Yet it is treasured because it splits easily in two in bursts of atomic energy.
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