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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a longtime aide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has been an assistant or supporter for a significant period of time.
Example: "The senator announced the retirement of a longtime aide who had been with him for over twenty years."
Alternatives: "a long-serving assistant" or "a veteran aide."
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The Hariri Foundation will distribute the aid directly to those in need, notes Rafic Bizri, a longtime aide to the late Rafic Hariri and current head of the Hariri Foundation's U.S. office.
Mr. Morris was a longtime aide to Mr. Hevesi.
Lissa Muscatine, a longtime aide, was busy writing speeches.
Adam Smith is a longtime aide to Jeremy Hunt.
A longtime aide of the mayor also declined to comment.
"There is no constituency for a centrist," said Garry South, a longtime aide to Governor Davis.
The campaign is being run by Dean Rice, a longtime aide of Mr. Thompson's from Tennessee.
They've embarrassed our children and our Mama McKenzie [Jo McKenzie, a longtime aide].
Mark Salter, a longtime aide, said the senator had made "no decision".
Abedin, a longtime aide to Clinton, has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
Mr. Tomson was a longtime aide to Mr. Pataki who tried to stay out of the spotlight.
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