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The phrase "popping up" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that quickly appears or becomes visible or known. For example, "Last week, a new coffee shop kept popping up in my newsfeed."
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popping up
verb
Present participle of pop up
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"It kept popping up".
"They're popping up with pimples.
They are popping up still.
Faraday popping up?
"All kinds of groups were popping up".
New ventures are popping up everywhere.
VIDEO cameras are popping up everywhere.
Icebergs are popping up everywhere.
You keep popping up everywhere!
Microbreweries are popping up everywhere.
Discarded tires kept popping up on roadsides.
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