We present an empirical formula for linewidth in saturated absorption spectroscopy for two-level atoms with cycling transition lines, taking the coherence term in the Doppler-broadened limit into account. The full width at half-maximum is obtained as (1+(1+as))γ, where s is the on-resonance saturation parameter, γ is the transverse decay rate, and a and b are the parameters that depend on γ. We find that as γ increases, a and b approach 1 and 1/2, respectively. These are the typical values in the case without the coherence term.
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