The phrase "a long-term connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a relationship or bond that is intended to last for an extended period.
Example: "The two companies have established a long-term connection that benefits both parties."
Alternatives: "a lasting relationship" or "an enduring bond."
She also established a long-term connection with the East Harlem Storefront School, where she taught during sabbatical leaves.
Engagement must be a long-term connection that blossoms over time.
The 2016 election is far enough away that a month won't matter as much as to most campaigns, but why miss an opportunity to turn a potential supporter's brief burst of interest into a long-term connection?
When you and that new person are potential candidates for a long-term connection, you both are entering a new adventure that cannot have a pre-decided attachment to outcome.
For TV critics and viewers alike, it's a month spent speed-dating: You spend a lot of time on entities you don't know very well and hope for the best, knowing that the chances of a long-term connection arising from this period of insanity are slim indeed.
It is interesting to mention that a long-term connection between the withdrawal of white matter lesions and improvement in clinical symptoms can be observed in some patients: Figure 5 shows the correlation between the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale-cognitive subscale (ADAS-cog) [ 35] and the volume of T1 white matter hypo-intensities for the ADNI subject 0644.
And, you can't make a long term connection with people, something truly unforgettable, unless you write with others in mind, and say for them what they cannot say for themselves".
Using real-life examples, they skillfully, provide effective strategies and tools to create and grow a deeply loving and fulfilling long-term connection".
What it isn't, though, is a serious or sustained demonstration of the long-term connection between Mr. Cunningham and nature.
In the backdrop of this long-term connection, Carrington and Hodgson independently discovered a sudden brightening on the Sun on September 1, 1859 and a huge geomagnetic storm was observed about 17 h later (Carrington 1859; Hodgson 1859).
Others may work, but users lose interest and so the long-term connection with the user, necessary for sustained change, is lost.
