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The phrase "after lingering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something remains in a place or state for a period of time before moving on or making a decision.
Example: "After lingering in the café for hours, she finally decided to leave and continue her day."
Alternatives: "after hesitating" or "after pausing".
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After lingering on the coast for three days, I longed to make my way inland.
It turns out that both of Jack's parents had recently died after lingering and debilitating illnesses.
After lingering there for about a minute, he turned with a wave toward the stands.
He died in a London hospital after lingering in a coma.
After lingering at the station into the evening, the Milibands gave up and went home.
After lingering in Perla's room, he told her she wanted to give her a message: "I'm on my way".
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