The phrase "peruse away" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an informal way of saying "go ahead and read" or "feel free to read thoroughly." Example: "I just received a new book, so I'm going to peruse away this weekend."
Stewart is sitting a few benches away, perusing texts and larking around with a friend.
The store had a large children's section, with rows and rows of chapter books that led out to a small café, but by the time I was eight or nine, I would peruse the stacks and come away with the distinct impression that I had read everything there.
As dawn approached, youths typed away on computers, perusing Twitter and Web sites of Arabic satellite channels by way of Internet connections unlocked from apartments surrounding the square.
The company's mobile apps offer a classifieds search engine that displays items for sale or are being given away, enabling users to peruse through thousands of local listings on Oodle, Facebook and Craigslist.
Fit Bottomed Girls takes away the stress of perusing the aisles with this comprehensive guide to a healthy shopping cart.
Were you to educate yourself on sex by watching porn, reading medical journals, and perusing literature alone, you'd walk away a little confused.
Were you to educate yourself on sex by watching porn, reading medical journals and perusing literature alone, you'd walk away a little confused.
Whether it's for the beautifully-wrapped soaps, the funky lingerie or the Indian silks, this store is really fun to peruse and I find it hard to come away empty-handed.
It's time to step away from the plain Moleskine and peruse the wider world of sketchbook options.
I have earned the right to have the time and space in my life to leisurely peruse the coupons, sales brochures and racks, and walk away a winner.
