The phrase "a long term tie" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection that is intended to last for an extended period of time.
Example: "The two companies have established a long term tie that benefits both parties in their business endeavors."
Alternatives: "a lasting connection" or "an enduring relationship".
As I've argued before, one way to end this fraud is to tie long-term unemployment benefits to volunteer work.
They are patient, since they have a long-term tie to the issuer.
Even as its sales in China plunge, and after some soul-searching about the timing of the announcement, Mitsubishi Motors said on October 12th it would launch a long-term tie-up with Guangzhou Automobile Group to make and sell sports utility vehicles.
Smith, who is moving to the neighborhood with his fiancé, is "sincerely hopeful" they are settling in for the long term, tying the city's fate to their own.
Creation of special categories and targeted donations are being worked on for local businesses such as hotels, which will get a long term deal with tie-ins to participation in MBIFF.
If you are in a long term relationship where your finances are tied or if you are married, so your finances are legally bound, it's a good idea to hire a PI.
It has also recently signed a long term extension to its Wimbledon deal, also tying up the rights until 2017.
A bigger slice of their bonuses is paid in equity that they cannot sell for several years, tying compensation to institutions' long-term performance.
On Thursday, Representative John Kline, a Minnesota Republican who is chairman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, introduced legislation that would provide a long-term solution, tying interest rates to the government's cost of borrowing, as the Obama administration proposed in its budget.
Find an agent with long-term ties to the area where you want to buy land in Colorado.
Hainmueller's evolution as a political scientist can be seen as a long-term project to tie together qualitative and quantitative ways of thinking about politics and society.
