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The phrase "inactive for a while" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone has been inactive or not active for a period of time. Example: "The company's social media account has been inactive for a while, but they are planning to launch a new marketing campaign next month."
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"Just because he's been inactive for a while doesn't mean anything," Tua said.
"He's saying the right things but obviously he's been inactive for a while.
"It's kind of like starting up your lawn mower after it's been inactive for a while," Mr. Kloza said.
Its subject, who had died just nine hours earlier, hadn't reviewed it yet — his "Mayor at the Movies" Web site had been inactive for a while.
You can thus feel the pleasure rush that the stars of "Stairway" derive from claiming elegant specialty numbers as their own, using muscles that have probably been inactive for a while.
(Ratliff) URGE OVERKILL (Tuesday) Inactive for a while in the first few years of the new century, but now reunited, this Chicago band has long been figuring out how to make noisy college-rock popular.
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The brigade was inactive for a year while it was reconstructed in Hawaii.
Take the intervention in Mali Francee took it upon itself to intervene militarily while Germany stayed inactive for a long time.
Likes from profiles that could be considered "inactive" because the user just hasn't logged in for a while will continue to count.
An inactive account is one in which there has been no activity for a while.
Young was inactive for three games while recovering, and his knee is said to be close to 100percentt now.
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