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"vanished into thin air" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something or someone that has disappeared in an unexpected and mysterious way. For example: The thief vanished into thin air, leaving no trace of his whereabouts.
Idiom
To vanish into thin air.
To disappear without leaving a trace.
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Clarin had, quite literally, vanished into thin air.
With 9/11 the fantasy vanished into thin air.
All the fantasies of multicoloured, progressive coalitions vanished into thin air.
And the grey squirrels appear to have vanished into thin air.
In much the same fashion as the Little Prince, Saint-Exupery vanished into thin air.
"All that had seemed solid an hour earlier had vanished into thin air.
The whole lot of them have, spookily, apparently vanished into thin air.
Whatever doubts I had about Google have vanished into thin air.
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Regarding "Rockies' Fans and Revenues Are Vanishing Into Thin Air" (June 14), what happens when the team goes on the road in supposedly better pitching conditions?
Simply vanishes into thin air.
"Now my lover vanishes into thin air.
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