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The phrase "after countless days" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that has been occurring for a long time. For example: "After countless days of hard work, the project was finally complete."
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Years after returning scarred from war, and after countless days tracking and filming bears in grizzly country, Peacock wrote in his first book, Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness, that the animals saved his life.
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I have spent countless days and weeks trying to correct my credit report after my insurer failed to pay its bills on time.
They spent countless days massaging the theme.
And there were countless days spent with Muhammad.
"Countless days came and went, and all the days put together seemed the very same day".
Many of us -- the young people of Iran -- have undergone countless days and nights of fear.
That's what Erika Wadler, a 35-year-old reality television developer in New York, concluded after countless lunches and spa days with clients.
After countless leaps, Okabe loses all emotion and personality due to re-living the same two days for all eternity.
That was after he had won another important contest, the Leventritt Competition, in 1954 — and after countless wake-up calls from Mrs. Graffman, who worked for his manager at Columbia Artists Management in those days.
After countless hearings, the vilification case collapsed.
After countless exhibitions, countless books, I had collected thousands of titles.
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