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The phrase "a long life span" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration of life, particularly in contexts related to biology, health, or longevity.
Example: "Certain species of turtles are known for having a long life span, often living for over a century."
Alternatives: "an extended life span" or "a lengthy life span".
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"The staff knows that strollers have a long life span".
"This is especially important for a game with such a long life span".
Supermarket-bound fruit has been engineered for looks, durability and a long life span.
"Pollen feeding gives them a long life span, so once they find a host plant they can relocate it.
Well-nourished by a steady diet of dignity, dry socks, and mobile phones, it has a long life span, lasting from November to April.
The virus can persist in a latent state in those cells, which have a long life span because of their role in allowing the immune system to respond readily to previously encountered infections.
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During the maximum of Solar Cycle 23, large active regions had a long life, spanning several solar rotations, and produced large numbers of X-class flares and CMEs, some of them associated to magnetic clouds (MCs).
Because elephants have 100 times more cells than humans, they should be 100 times more likely to have a cell slip into a cancerous state over a long life-span of 50 to 70 years.
Large systems often have a long life-span and comprise many intricately related elements.
As SPLs exhibit a long life-span, evolution is an even greater concern than for single-systems.
Since multiple mutations occurring over many years are necessary before a cell becomes cancerous, stem cells with a long life-span may be the best candidates for accumulating such cancer-inducing heterogeneous cells [5], [31].
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