The phrase "a long term power" is not entirely correct in standard English usage; it should be "a long-term power." You can use it when referring to a power or influence that is sustained over an extended period.
Example: "The organization has established itself as a long-term power in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "a sustained influence" or "an enduring power."
The prospect of a long-term power failures created a run on generators across the Northeast.
It then sells power back to the school through a long-term power purchase agreement.
As a result, financial institutions are reluctant to finance a new wind farm unless the developer has a long-term power purchase agreement.
A 1990 set of Nuclear Safety Commission guidelines announced, "We do not need to take into account the danger of a long-term power severance".
In order to get bank financing to build a wind farm, companies usually need a promise from the Illinois Power Agency — a long-term power purchase agreement — that their electricity will actually be bought for years to come.
The auditors set an August deadline for El Paso to complete a long-term power trade that would demonstrate that there was a liquid market for power beyond 10 years, according to people involved with the talks.
Second, we derive the optimal power control policy at the SBS under two different scenarios, i.e. SBS employs (i) a long-term power control policy or (ii) a short-term power control policy.
In this respect, Nimjea et al. [ 24] demonstrated that the aerobic Gram-positive species Bacillus subtilis was able to grow anaerobically and produce a biofilm in a microbial fuel cell which generated a long-term power output.
In a severe weather or other hazard event resulting in long term power outages, this will buy you time to use food before it spoils.
–The 'war on terror' and the long term power and resolve of terrorist groups against the United States and its allies.
