The phrase "a long review process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or complexity of a procedure for evaluating something, such as a manuscript, application, or project.
Example: "The manuscript was submitted last year, but it is still undergoing a long review process before publication."
Alternatives: "an extended evaluation period" or "a lengthy assessment process."
But that requires a long review process, she added, and a vote by the membership.
That agency is one of nine in a consortium that is creating the national initiative; the agencies were selected in September after a long review process.
The guidelines — meant to influence the thinking of businesses, prosecutors and judges on antitrust law — were the culmination of a long review process.
Over the last decade, however, there was an annual average of less than 80,000 units, because developers often face a long review process and local opposition.
New regulations seem to have a very straightforward run through the political process: they are up or down in Congress for new laws, then if the law is passed executive agencies have to go through a long review process to implement most regulations, and then the Office of Management and Budget is supposed to provide a check and a balance against costly regulations.
There also is a long review process conducted by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
In July this year, the full product range was also given certified Non GMO Project Verification after undertaking a one year long review process.
Even after the agency representatives on the panel decide a detainee's fate, a month-long review process begins, which allows the agency chiefs an opportunity to overrule their subordinates and prevent a detainee from going free.
The announcement, which may be the most sweeping effort to tighten laws in a generation, marked the culmination of a month-long review process led by Vice President Joe Biden.
The proposal, which comes at the end of a month-long review process spearheaded by Vice President Joe Biden, is broken down into four key subsections: law enforcement, the availability of dangerous firearms and ammunition, school safety and mental health.
This weekend, after a year-long review process, the Greens voted to abandon our policy of blanket opposition to the legalisation of currently illegal drugs, and replaced it with a principle that the legal approach to drugs and other substances should be informed by evidence about their harms.
