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The phrase "a long standing question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a question that has been considered or debated for a significant period of time.
Example: "The issue of climate change remains a long standing question among scientists and policymakers."
Alternatives: "a longstanding inquiry" or "an enduring question".
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Whether equatorial electrojet (EEJ) and solar quiet (Sq) are independent systems or not is a long standing question.
It has been a long standing question for nuclear physics experiments how limiting these compromises are and how they can be dealt with.
A long standing question in the field is which of these two processes plays a primary role.
It has been a long standing question how spindle microtubules (as well as the associated motor molecules) generate the poleward forces to segregate chromosomes during cell division.
The origin of the Chica population (O8) has been a long standing question in the Astyanax literature [ 7].
Whether females gain any indirect benefit from their choice of mates is a long standing question in evolutionary biology.
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The natural origin of homochirality is a long-standing question.
How the first axis is initiated in the early embryo is a long-standing question.
A long-standing question in Earth Sciences is related to the importance of inheritance in controlling tectonic processes.
However, there has been a long-standing question on whether interface-affected-zone (IAZ) exists, and how it might behave.
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