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The phrase "a long tour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an extended journey or trip, often involving multiple locations or activities.
Example: "After planning for months, we finally set off on a long tour of Europe, visiting several countries in just three weeks."
Alternatives: "an extended trip" or "a lengthy journey."
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I left Baghdad almost a year ago after a long tour there.
It's going to be a long tour.
And right after the season ended, he took the Met on a long tour to Japan.
He had just ended a long tour, and he and Maandig were about to get married.
He's just started a long tour that has received some lukewarm reviews.
At the same time he was making plans for a long tour of the United States.
The orchestra leaves Thursday for a long tour of Taiwan and China, including Hong Kong.
It's a long tour for the guys who have been out here the whole time.
I did a long tour with Scott Walker, who had a fantastic band.
It has been a long tour full of quaint reminders of how good this nation is at sport.
He knows there is a long tour ahead in India and that he needs to keep spirits high.
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