The phrase "a long term requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing needs or conditions that are expected to persist over an extended period.
Example: "In order to ensure the success of the project, we must identify a long term requirement for resources and support."
Alternatives: "an ongoing necessity" or "a sustained need".
He says he has been told during inspections that "senior officers regard covert surveillance as a long-term requirement".
The combination of CGH and expression arrays may be useful in differentiating between genes that are transitorily expressed at high levels and those for which there is a long-term requirement for high-level expression.
Short term requirements may be allocated in an exclusive or non-exclusive manner, while long term requirements are always non-exclusive.
This new system introduces the idea of short term and long term requirements, based on the time frame in which they must be met.
The system prioritizes virtual networks that have used the lowest portion of their requirements, and an adaptive control scheme is used in order to improve the probability that long term requirements, if needed, will be met.
The results indicated that the combined binders after a short term aging and a long term aging procedures still satisfied the requirement of asphalt binder set by Superpave binder specifications.
In Mozambique, the statement by the Ministry of Health that home-based care volunteers should be paid 60% of the minimum wage made it difficult for some NGO's to meet this requirement on a long term basis due to budget limitation [ 38].
However, the relatively weak shoot and root systems of V. rotundifolia resulted in a long-term culture requirement of up to 1 year, plus poor plant establishment, as exemplified here by 'Del-HS'.
However, the Gitelman/Bartter spectrum or a primary hypomagnesaemia was ruled out by her recovery without long-term requirement for electrolyte supplements.
Most notable for Mr. Gates — a longtime advocate for diplomacy and development, along with military power, to protect American global interests — was his reminder of the long-term requirement for the United States to sustain an armed force superior to any adversary.
