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The phrase "popping in" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to suggest that you are quickly entering and exiting a place or situation, usually one that you have not visited in some time. For example, "I'm just popping in to see how my old friends are doing. Then I have to be on my way."
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popping in
verb
Present participle of pop in
Exact(60)
It just kept popping in my head.
We couldn't resist popping in.
Things are popping in Buffalo, he said.
Also worth popping in to Falling Rock Tap House.
With someone else popping in to take your pulse?
I considered popping in, but I was already on borrowed time.
He tried to nap, but doctors and nurses kept popping in, and his thighs were sore.
After all, popping in a DVD, say, is so easy and works so well.
Instead, like popcorn popping in a pan, they will decay individually over a period of time.
Dundee is involved in the gym, popping in on a regular basis.
As with many local businesses, it's worth popping in just for the well-framed river views.
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