'materializing on' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something suddenly appearing, particularly when referring to an intangible concept such as a thought or emotion. For example: "A wave of despair was materializing on his face as he heard the news."
"Kalata," Manyenga said, materializing on the path, asserting himself with the force of his voice.
But so far, the only outside money in the race appears to be materializing on behalf of Mr. Markey.
The outcome of Harlequin's application seems certain: I can already see a big red "DENIED" stamp materializing on the first page.
Even with his physical limitations, Jackson knows how to find the open man, whether it is Reggie Miller materializing on the perimeter from the morass in the paint or Jalen Rose sneaking along the baseline.
When the Internet conversation began, Ms. Pill, who was on a filming break in New York, lighted up at the sight of Ms. Treem's face materializing on a screen.
Like a new image suddenly materializing on a tapestry, a new species of bird has emerged from research in the sagebrush ecosystem of western Colorado and eastern Utah, according to scientists working there.
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Nobody writes that they watched with glee as their track marks materialized on their forearms or as their family members one by one gave up on them.
At the notice board in one school here, a poster materialized on Sept. 12 with "U.S.A".
The magazine declared La Pausa "one of the most enchanting villas that ever materialized on the shores of the Mediterranean".
Fresh flowers materialized on a table.
