The phrase "a long term experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an experience that has lasted for an extended period of time, often implying depth or significance.
Example: "After a long term experience in the industry, she has developed a wealth of knowledge and skills."
Alternatives: "an extensive experience" or "a prolonged experience".
They get a long-term experience of contributing something, of having their views treated as valuable and worthwhile.
Because what happens is, if you don't say it, then you're a month in and all of a sudden it's over". Bernstein also wants Eli to know that healing from such an enormous loss is a long-term experience.
In Q-learning agents consider a long-term experience learned in all the past rounds of the play.
In addition, the study was performed by a single research group with a long-term experience in NIV, which could create problems when extrapolating the results.
2 Even among people in primary care with acute back pain, 75% report previous back pain, 3 indicating that even if not constantly present, back pain is a long-term experience.
At some dialysis centres (including the author's) there are a long-term experience and positive results with divided care for establishment of vascular access for HD between interventional nephrologists and vascular surgeons (the bulk of operations being performed by interventional nephrologists [ 38]).
In the same way, it should be acknowledged that, although all the centers share a long-term experience with both NIV and non-invasive CPAP, heterogeneity exists in the way CPAP/NIV were administered which might have had an impact on patients' outcomes.
Expert in the field of agricultural policy, agricultural markets and agro-food economics, with a deep and long term experience on the sugar sector.
Before we can speculate about how the attraction of growth cones towards activity may play a role in long term experience dependent axonal structural plasticity, further evidence from studies in situ and in vivo are required.
EB is an infectious diseases clinician with long term experience in ultrasound and an assistant professor of infectious disease at the University of Pavia.
