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"awake for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when expressing a period of time for which someone has been awake. For example, "I've been awake for four hours already."
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He used to lie awake for hours.
Staying awake for days on end — Unhealthy?
I've been awake for 30 hours.
Everyone was awake for every feeding.
Amanda and I stayed awake for hours.
One night, I lay awake for hours, just terrified.
"I've been awake for most of the last 40 hours.
He had been awake for nearly 20 straight hours.
Well, now I'm awake for the goddam duration, you bitch".
This exchange is unexpected, and worth being awake for.
That'll keep him awake for a few hundred nights.
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