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The phrase "a long time to implement and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration required to execute a plan or project, often in a context where further information follows.
Example: "The new software system requires a long time to implement and will need extensive training for all employees."
Alternatives: "an extended period for implementation" or "a considerable time to execute".
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That isn't likely because it would take a long time to implement, and because everybody wants to make money out of DRM.
That process takes a long time to implement and can prove very expensive, given the wide variety of motivational needs in any large company.
Manufacturing companies, the traditional foundation of a 20th century economy, plan in terms of big projects that take a long time to implement and require a lot of preparation.
In many organizations, they fail to realize that security takes a long time to implement, and short term effort is too little too late.
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It took a long time to implement a limited version and the project manager in charge was was pretty much driven out of City Hall without Mosaic ever really being fully implemented, as I recall.
But clean-tech projects like intelligent grids and broadband take a long time to implement.
"It takes a long time to implement change in education.
But these could take a long time to implement.
We would like to, but it takes a long time to implement.
Secondly, this project will probably take a long time to implement.
"Given the awareness of the community, it takes a long time to implement some of the activities.
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