The phrase "peruse through" is often considered redundant and not commonly used in written English.
"Peruse" already means to examine or read carefully, so adding "through" is unnecessary. Instead, you can simply say "peruse," or use other synonyms such as "browse," "scan," or "peruse carefully." Example: I spent the afternoon perusing through my favorite bookstore, looking for new titles to add to my reading list. (This sentence can also be written as "I spent the afternoon perusing my favorite bookstore...").
If your own article is not enough to demonstrate it, the absence, it is enough to peruse through the rest of the issue.
It's not difficult to satirise the world of art funding – a peruse through the annual reports of the Australia Council announcing which artists got what money for their projects supplies more than enough material.
Meanwhile, no shopping trip to London could truly be complete without, um, a peruse through every piece of Doctor Who memorabilia ever produced, neatly shelved at The Who Shop in East Ham.
For not only do we have William Fotheringham's report from Gap yesterday for you to peruse through, we also have some shiny, colorful video highlights for you to feast your eyes upon and distract you from boring! boring!
Peruse through your Google Analytics and see which pieces are read the most.
A quick peruse through the Google Transparency FAQ reads like something out of a special intelligence briefing.
Perusing through the impressive list of past projects, we decided to make our final project a combination of two technologies wireless technology and the MP3 player.
It's easy to get sucked into scanning your social media accounts, perusing through funny cat GIFs or catching up on Netflix.
I'm looking forward to perusing through the other books (The Giver Quartet) from the author, set in the same world… Buy this book at the Guardian Bookshop Want to tell the world about a book you've read?
So why not act out your very own Saatchi fantasies by perusing through a bank of videos, photos, sculptures, animations and paintings, from Vasileios Kantas' juxtaposition of football and fashion in "Red Ball", to Ed Atkins' short film A Thousand Centuries of Death?
Tyler from iPhoneology has uncovered a few interesting things whilst perusing through his iPhone's firmware.
