The phrase "a long term of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extended duration or period related to a specific context, such as a contract, relationship, or commitment.
Example: "The company is looking to establish a long term of partnership with its suppliers to ensure stability and growth."
Alternatives: "an extended period of" or "a lengthy duration of".
His opposition to the stringent antiforeigner policy of the ruling Tokugawa shogunate, however, brought him great suffering and a long term of house arrest.
In truth, another British officer was executed, and Mr. Boxer was sentenced to a long term of hard labor as a result of being implicated in a secret radio-listening operation.
"Imposing a long term of imprisonment in this case," the prosecutors said, "will serve to deter other lawyers who are tempted to steal, cheat or otherwise dishonor their profession to achieve personal wealth".
"As a matter of fact, the so-called Bush tax cuts, the tax cuts that Congress passed in 2001 and 2003, created a long term of prosperity in this country, leaving more money in people's pockets to spend on what they thought was most important".
The antihero of the plot is a convicted Washington power broker and erstwhile king of the Capitol Hill lobbyists who has been serving a long term of imprisonment for his role in trying to broker a billion-dollar deal for some software that controls the newest, most secret spy-in-the-sky satellite system.
"Equal and exact justice would have taken this officer's life; but imprisonment in the Penitentiary for a long term of years, his loss of rank and position — if that imprisonment be without hope of pardon, as it should be — would be almost an equal example".
A long-term of BZDs use may cause dependence and abuse.
In a long-term of low-dose weekly use of alendronate (35 mg/week) for long-term renal transplant recipients, authors found alendronate could suppress bone turnover but not fracture in kidney transplant recipients with hyperparathyroidism and chronic kidney disease [ 111].
Shareholder John Farmer accused Diamond of presiding over a "long term catalogue of underperformance".
