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A lingering dispel could be used for area denial against someone using magical flight - if they fly into the lingering dispel, they fall.
If you can use Lingering with Mass Cure spells, you could use them to create "happy places" for your party to stand in, especially if they're fighting undead.
I can't think of too many other interesting uses of it though. It does seem to basically be a way of adding CC/area denial to basic evocations, assuming the enemy cares enough to avoid a second round's damage - at 10d6 save for half, avg 35/17.5, a lot of enemies may well choose to take a second hit rather than sacrifice a good position. And there's more and better ways of providing area denial without having to use a feat on it. If you want a feat to add CC to your evocations, Dazing Spell is probably it.