The phrase "a long established way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method or practice that has been in place for a significant amount of time.
Example: "In our organization, we have a long established way of conducting meetings that ensures everyone has a chance to contribute."
Alternatives: "a time-honored method" or "a well-established practice."
Mr. Roberts acknowledged the risks in attempting a fundamental shift in an organization that has 27,000 employees and a long-established way of doing things.
NEW SHOREHAM, Rhode Island, July 27 (Reuters) - Rhode Island's Deepwater Wind will start installing the foundations for North America's first offshore wind farm on Monday, a milestone the company says could pave the way for an industry long established in Europe but that is still struggling with opposition in the United States.
Paypal launched its micropayment system in 2010, with an added chutzpah that comes with being long established as a popular way to pay for things across millions of sites on the web.
The question raised by most Saudi commentators has been how willing the Al-Sauds might be to alter long established patterns of rule in a way that would let them face the most violent challenge yet.
In the same way, it's long established that the government has great latitude in intercepting communications between the United States and other countries.
Keeping a friendly eye on things can go a long way to establishing trust and respect both ways with a teen and his or her friends.
"I think [these factors have] gone a long way towards establishing the institute on the international stage," he adds.
Allowing the public to attend weekly cuppings (formal coffee evaluations) alongside professionals is a nice touch, and should go a long way to establishing a fan base here.
Having a master list of all fact checkers contributing in any way to a given fact check would go a long way towards establishing greater transparency to the fact checking process and Snopes' internal controls on conflict of interest and bias.
A conversational style (in speaking or in writing) can go a long way toward establishing the reputation of a new reporter.
