The phrase "again lit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been ignited or illuminated once more, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After a long day, the campfire was again lit, bringing warmth and comfort to the group."
Alternatives: "reignited" or "relit".
In Dasaolu's absence, Usain Bolt again lit up the Olympic Stadium by winning the 100m in 9.85sec, with Michael Rodgers second in 9.98sec and Nesta Carter a hundredth of a second further back in third.
The shock of the American veteran Tony Thompson destroying the 6ft 8in British heavyweight hope David Price in two rounds in Liverpool earlier in the evening reverberated all the way to London, as Audley Harrison again lit a fire under his interesting career by winning his second Prizefighter trophy, becoming the first man to do so.
Red carpet season continues with the 72nd British Academy Film Awards in London, where diamonds once again lit up the night at the Royal Albert Hall.
Apart from Bob McHugh going close for the hosts, scrappiness was king in the rest of the opening half but Cummings once again lit up proceedings soon after the break.
Scores of legislators wearing #StandWithCSU socks again lit up social platforms.
It was an accident to end a career, but Mr. Ehrlich has a new boat and will return this year to again get lit like a firecracker off of the starting line.
The brilliant, cohesive design speaks to the sense of precariousness at the heart of the Australian postcolonial realisation, so that every time lighting designer Paul Jackson allows the lights to come on again, the lit world reveals itself as weaker and less stable than whatever's lurking – and growing – in the darkness behind it.
The surf technology innovators at Wavegarden, the team that recently brought surfing to landlocked Austin, Texas, have raised the stakes once again: custom-lit indoor night surfing.
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The lighthouse was repaired and re-lit again in 1866.
Just like that, my fire was re-lit again and Frank and I became obsessed with the idea of making an album of those songs.
