"a longer processing time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time needed to complete a task, like when it takes extra time for a company to process a loan application. For example: The bank took a longer processing time than usual to approve our loan request.
Smaller block sizes give better results but require a longer processing time.
If the width is too wide, many pixels should be classified, taking a longer processing time.
For instance, the model is often used to extract features since it requires a longer processing time [60].
Although this leads to a longer processing time in a single round, the overall encryption time is reduced as fewer rounds are required.
A higher degree of eccentricity and a longer processing time led to considerable reduction in GMP content and size of glutenin particles.
Using a single objective function also helps in meeting our requirement on minimizing the execution time for the instantiation requests, as multi-objective functions are known to require a longer processing time.
Although the longer processing time is a drawback, biologists using mass spectrometry for diagnosis are more interested in accuracy and the processing time at present is not extraordinary (such as days).
"We've seen gradual restrictions on movement and longer processing time for visas," said a spokesman for the Pakistan Humanitarian Forum, which represents 40 aid groups.
If the dose is too low, there would not be enough cations to initiate the polymerization of epoxy groups, while a higher dose is not necessary, and it actually leads to longer processing time for the imprint.
Moreover, EDX analysis was incorporated to highlight the superior influence of the longer processing time on the stoichiometric ratio of ZrO2/La2O3 in the processed sample as against input power and the gas flow rate.
