The phrase "a long time none" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect attempt to convey a sense of time passing without any occurrence or event.
Example: "It has been a long time since I last saw you."
Alternatives: "a long time since" or "a long while since".
But sadly, in 2016, they are no more: for the first time in a long time, none are scheduled for release this year.
Although many small collections have existed for a long time, none have been on a massive national scale until recently, when a private Icelandic company working closely with the government of Iceland established the Icelandic genetics database [ 1]. Specific legislation had to be passed to enable the creation of that database.
When the illumination is continued for sufficiently long time, none of the peaks can be detected.
Developing such a reactor could take a long time because none have been built or tested yet.
Well, maybe, but if that's the case, I'm pretty sure Ryan would have lost his faith in people a long time ago, since none of the big European states that we traditionally look to as models of successful universal health care insure illegal immigrants, either.
Secure alternatives to IP have existed for a long time and yet none have been adopted widely.
The process of becoming a writer, as a profession, is hard work and takes a long time and luckily, none of that matters if you enjoy the act of what you're doing.
"Fannie Lou Hamer said a long time ago that none of us are free until all of us are free, and I think we got a real taste of it after November".
It had been a long time since I had none of the tools I needed to judge a situation.
Not one of these steps takes a long time to do, and none of them are costly in terms of time or money.
Michelangelo Signorile, in a HuffPost commentary in October 2012, for example, self-identified as a None, asserting that he had been a None for a long time and referencing others whom he also declared to be fellow Nones.
