The phrase "a permanent placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to job positions, housing, or any situation where something is intended to be fixed or established for the long term.
Example: "After months of searching, she finally found a permanent placement in a reputable company."
Alternatives: "a long-term position" or "a fixed assignment".
"He's ready to get a permanent placement when everything is ready," Ms. Vucharatavintara said.
The act stipulated that children either be returned to their birth families within a short period of time or be moved to a permanent placement, offering states financial incentives based on the number of adoptions.
Every child adopted in the UK should have a life storybook, a book that is passed on to them and their new family when preparing for a permanent placement.
"All the time we wait and delay, that's more months and years in the care system for young children who could, some of them, enjoy a permanent placement with an adoptive loving family".
A permanent placement there, however, could prompt the Baltic States to increase their antimissile defenses to counter the Iskander's capabilities, including its ability to potentially launch long-range cruise missiles.
While former Chancellor Joel I. Klein publicly pressured the union to limit the amount of time teachers could remain on the city's books without finding a permanent placement, the union resisted and suggested buyouts.
Joerres built a permanent-placement business of 2,000 recruiters; this business typically has net margins two times those of standard temp work and is a natural entrée into other corporate offerings.
Before making any permanent placement decisions, remember to plan for cabling changes.
The uncle of one of the Utah caregivers is the stepgrandfather of the girl and had not been identified by Los Angeles County social workers as a potential permanent placement for her, court records said.
However, program children were reunified or achieved an alternative permanent placement sooner, and experienced fewer moves while in care than children in the comparison group.
Several prioritized homelessness and housing, calling for an overhaul of Skid Row and a greater commitment to finding permanent placement for the homeless.
