The phrase "already hovering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently in a state of suspension or is lingering in a particular area or situation.
Example: "The drone was already hovering above the field, capturing images of the landscape."
Alternatives: "currently suspended" or "already floating".
She looked gone already, hovering before him in a trance.
When the crisis began, Obama's approval rating was already hovering around forty per cent, according to the Gallup tracking poll.
The difference for some of them is that the plane is already hovering in the air, ready to strike.
In her speech later, however, Mrs. Arroyo described the mutiny as "already hovering on the fringes of outright terrorism".
But when the yield on the American 10-year note is already hovering around 2.4 percent, would more Treasury purchases be useful?
The country is already hovering close to what officials describe as a "red line" of 120m hectares available for planting such crops.
But when it comes to finding new films with box office potential, the shadow of Cannes in May already hovers over Berlin in February.
The orchestra would like to expand its season beyond three concerts, but the yearly budget already hovers around $650,000, which is a lot of money to raise.
State and local budgets that depend on the sales tax — Florida has no state income tax — may have to be cut even further, adding to an unemployment rate that already hovers around 12 percent.
The Kearsarge arrived as aid workers warned of an imminent risk of water-borne disease from the Nov. 15 cyclone and, eventually, a worsening of childhood malnutrition, which already hovers around 48percentt, according to Unicef.
Since these are creatures who have already hovered perilously over the audience in midair -- rather like the falling chandelier in that earlier gothic musical "The Phantom of the Opera" -- it seems unwise to ignore their request for attention.
