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The phrase "a long term view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or considerations that extend over an extended period, often in contexts like planning, strategy, or analysis.
Example: "In order to achieve sustainable growth, we need to adopt a long term view of our business strategy."
Alternatives: "a long-range perspective on" or "an extended outlook regarding".
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"You have to have a long term view of what success looks like," Morey-Reuner said.
"We also need to get a long term view of were there any toxicities.
He continued: "We have to look at a long term view of how we can make this club better.
Being granted a student visa is hard enough, but international students are taking a long term view of the situation and the scene isn't pretty.
Like his late father Dhirubhai Ambani, 54-year-old Mukesh takes a long term view of market potential and Reliance's share in it.
Bill Marriott: We have a long term view of China being one of the most important destinations in the world.
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Not if you take a long-term view of success.
She takes a long-term view of it.
As such, she has a long-term view of the nation's struggle to digitize medical records.
Demand articulation also requires management to take a long-term view of the product development process.
The government operates with a long-term view of fiscal sustainability.
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