The phrase "a long redesigned" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has undergone a lengthy redesign process, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After a long redesigned process, the product finally met the new standards."
Alternatives: "a lengthy redesign" or "an extensive redesign".
As part of a decade-long redesign of the region's airspace, the F.A.A. is also seeking to smooth traffic flows among the airports so that flights landing at Kennedy do not restrict departures at La Guardia.
Direct each pair to choose a local building that has been around for a long time to redesign or renovate for the 21st century, or to focus on a single building as a class.
Something tells me there's more to this story than screen resolution, but the fact remains that Kogan's going to miss the January 29th ship date by a long shot while the company redesigns the handset.
It has evolved at the federal and state levels over the past century through a long series of reform (or redesign) initiatives.
The original military-derived Jeep gets a long-awaited full redesign for 2018 that features welcome improvements in virtually every department, while retaining an only modestly modified version of its iconic upright look.
We also will embark on a long-planned site redesign that should improve load speeds and navigation while enhancing the overall reader experience.
Snapping to it: Snap Inc. has been facing crumbling investor confidence for months amid a decline in the number of users on its Snapchat platform following an unpopular redesign and amid a long delay in updating its clunky Android app.
Instead of a backsplash behind the sink, a long window with the view of the redesigned and expanded (claimed from the hill) terrace outside was installed (see #2).
As alluded to earlier, there is now a long list of competitors in this space, and Shopify may not have helped itself by taking so long to push its redesign.
