The phrase "a permanency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is intended to last indefinitely or is permanent in nature.
Example: "The new policy aims to establish a permanency in the benefits provided to employees."
Alternatives: "a permanence" or "a lasting state".
On the morning of Halloween, the Department of Health and Human Resources issued a "permanency plan" advocating adoption.
Experts have argued that such children should have a "permanency" plan, rather than automatically being put up for adoption, which does not suit all children.
But in recommending who should adopt TiCasey, the agency overstepped: according to state policy, a permanency plan should recommend only whether a child should be adopted, not who should adopt.
Resistance, in this case, opposes every important, stable, axiomatic thought; it is the prelude to creativity, hope and freedom, for it is the task of architecture to produce a hypothesis of order, not to portray the chaos that surrounds us (Masiero 2002); it should aspire again to a permanency that will last through the chronicle of events to become a place of reference (Gregotti 2004).
Another newspaper described the novelty of indoor football as follows:"Indoor football is an innovation, but it promises to become a permanency for late games.
Pearse began paper cutting during her final years of high school and has, since then, transitioned to using leaves as her primary medium, creating original works of art that not only have a permanency but that cannot be easily replicated.
The Islam of the news points only to a violent verb that attempts to create a noun without a reality, permanency or metaphysics attached to it.
In the series Imaginary Homelands Evita Goze is interested in "a wish to remember, a longing for an impossible permanency and at the same time, a desire for movement and faraway lands".
In this work, Matthew argued for a relative permanency of the great ocean basins and continental masses and against the existence of former land bridges across what are now abyssal depths.
Establishing family-centered casework aimed at achieving timely reunification, while concurrently creating a viable permanency plan if reunification with birth parents is not realistic.
Waiting will only bring about an inevitable permanency of the loss of your friendship.
