The phrase "suddenly recall" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a sudden memory or realization. Here is an example: "As I was walking through the park, I suddenly recalled a childhood memory of playing on the swings with my friends."
Miming to one another across the table as the camera rolls, they suddenly recall what passion means, and realise that they have to separate.
Hugh's old drawing teacher used to have one, and though it had been ten years since he'd taken the woman's class, I could suddenly recall him talking about it.
Walking slowly down the shady side of the street in the heat of an afternoon, I'll suddenly recall the city of my youth, the trees, the heat, the smell.
Should you find yourself falling under the spell of someone at a dinner party and suddenly recall that you once treated that slender throat or those elegant ears, you may pursue romance but not resume professional relations.
I feel like I'm betraying him," and you suddenly recall the scene, long before, in which she sat with Keita on a gloomy train and murmured, "Shall the two of us run away somewhere?" Her husband is the main character, but, when it comes to the righting of elusive wrongs, the women in this movie have the edge.
You suddenly recall an old saying from somewhere from a time long ago: "In much wisdom is much grief; and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow".
E D KLEBAN," Ms. Herscher suddenly recalled.
On the dark-turquoise water floated glints of clouds, and Natasha suddenly recalled Levitan's landscapes.
Recently, the Communist Party secretary of Guangdong was suddenly recalled, under a cloud.
"I suddenly recalled a terrible blind date we had had five years before".
"Oh balls," says Guy Hornsby, suddenly recalling The Bad Thing from last night.
