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The phrase "hit after hit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when something is successful one time after another. For example, "Last summer, she released hit after hit on the charts."
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I've taken hit after hit after hit.
It's hit after hit after hit.
It was just hit after hit after hit.
It was hit after hit".
No, they take hit after hit after hit, until they're physically unable to continue, or until some younger, sexier player replaces them.
Both would churn out hit after hit, becoming the decade's top-selling hip-hop and R&B labels, respectively.
And Mr. Kimmel has churned out hit after hit on video.
I loved seeing Stevie Wonder – he banged it out, hit after hit.
Nassau Coliseum rocked Tuesday night as Stevie Webb staged hit after hit on the visitors.
The sound of that strong team at work enlivened hit after hit.
Cohen revealed nothing yet kept delivering hit after hit, becoming the comedy star of his age.
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