The phrase "a long describing" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "She gave a long describing of her travels, which captivated everyone."
Alternatives: "a lengthy description" or "an extensive account".
After two years of research, the Hrant Dink Foundation published a book, some 400 pages long, describing the current situation of seized assets and properties of the Armenian community.
But as the storied Spa kicked off its 135th summer race meeting today, a more recent era was conjured, one barely a year old, when a trainer and a jockey long described as up-and-coming actually up and came.
The report highlights a paradox long described by experts: while those nations with the lowest development indexes are often not the polluters, they are bound to suffer more from a warming climate.
On a crystal goddess's head, long described as a finial for a staff, she found a loop that suggests that the carving was actually a pendant.
The need for a trade dispute mechanism – long described as a red line by Canadian officials – could take on a greater importance for Canada since Trump's recent threat to abandon the World Trade Organisation.
It fires bullets five and a half inches long described as powerful enough to rip through armor, much less the thin aluminum skin that covers commercial airliners.
In the July interview, Long described a "toxic" workplace culture in the personnel office and suggested that the inquiry would examine the conduct of other senior leaders.
Ryan's views echo those of Murray, the AEI scholar who has long described a growing dependency culture in the United States.
American commanders in Iraq have long described a hope that as Iraqi forces became increasingly able, American troops could recede into a secondary role.
Even as Mr. James projected a public image as Newark's affable cheerleader, those who have worked with and battled the mayor have long described a more rough-hewn side.
