The phrase "a long term basic" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a concept related to long-term fundamentals or principles.
Example: "In our strategy, we focus on a long-term basic that emphasizes sustainability and growth."
Alternatives: "a long-term principle" or "a fundamental approach".
Example 1: Mr. X is a very long-term unemployed person and has been a long-term basic income recipient without professional qualifications.
MLE is, says its acting director Kenneth Haase, "a long-term basic research lab that isn't based in an ivory tower".
Example 2: Ms. Y is a low-qualified, single mother of two children with health and self-confidence problems, high immobility due to her caring responsibilities she is not long-term unemployed; however, she is a long-term basic income recipient.
While EPO represents a long-term basic therapy for AD, the usage of concomitant treatment options reflects the usual practice.
Over the long term, basic economics favors mini-towers in homes over big towers, said Pasquale Romano, chief executive of 2Wire Inc., a company in San Jose, Calif., that is developing one of the devices.
As a consequence, long-term basic income recipients that are not registered as unemployed (e.g. single parents due to childcare) may receive Hartz IV.
Recent DSB Task Forces have included Technology and Innovation Enablers for Superiority in 2030 and Basic Research, an investigation of long-term basic research investment needs.
Health issues and family status (couples with children and single parents) also play an important role for the long-term basic income recipients (see Graf 2007, Graf and Rudolph 2009, Dietz et al. 2013, Koller-Bösel et al. 2014).
Respondents replied that government funding should balance an interest in both the long-term (basic) and short-term (applied) benefits of science.
Health issues and family status also play an important role when comes to long-term basic income receipt: 3.1 million individuals were classified as long-term basic income recipients in 2013.
In chapter 2, empirical evidence with a focus on long-term unemployment will be summarised following a depiction of long-term unemployment and long-term basic income receipt.
