The phrase "let hang" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something will remain unchanged. For example: "Let the policy hang for now; we can revisit it next week."
The silences I've learned to let hang in a classroom seemed unreasonably long.
"Because a senator, a politician, a person who can let hang in midair the prospect that she might just be sticking around, in part, just in case the other guy gets shot has no business being, and no capacity to be, the President of the United States".
The current Republican candidate, Mr. Romney, should study how Eisenhower took on the right-wing elements in his party, not just the infamous Joseph R. McCarthy, who the president shrewdly let hang himself, while his "hidden hand" provided some of the rope.
The phone comes in a sort of gold and silver, and the "charm" could probably be marketed as something guys let hang out of their briefcase or gym bag, but Verizon doesn't present it that way.
Wrap it in a cheesecloth, tie it off with twine, let hang it in the kitchen over a bowl.
Fasten the wire you let hang from the grill ignitor to this screw on the outside of the chamber.
I smell good, you smell good lets hang out.
Hang out with your friends and let her hang out with hers!
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