The phrase "a long term research" is not correct in English.
It should be "long-term research." You can use it when referring to research that is conducted over an extended period of time.
Example: "The university is known for its long-term research projects in environmental science."
Alternatives: "extended research" or "prolonged research."
The authors developed both frameworks as part of a long term research program about the space activities of developing countries.
The design of intelligent autonomous systems able to sense, react and control the environment or complex processes has been a long term research desideratum.
The PixFEL project is conceived as the first stage of a long term research program aiming at the development of advanced X-ray imaging instrumentation for applications at the free electron laser (FEL) facilities.
However, it is also a long term research where we investigate the origins and diversity of clan AA.
A long term research goal of venomics, of applied importance for improving current antivenom therapy, but also for drug discovery, is to understand the pharmacological potential of venoms.
Against this background, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBFF) launched a long term research initiative on 'Health in Old Age'.
Doligez investigated the question at a long-term research site at Gotland, Sweden, where researchers had noticed flycatchers peering into the nest boxes of other birds.
"We need a long-term research investigation".
Frame the process as a long-term research project, one where you'll focus on questions that matter most to you.
But the companies referred to their partnership as a long-term research and development effort, saying future investments could amount to billions of dollars.
Media Studies- Write the script for a ten-minute television news-style documentary that follows a long-term research project or study.
