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The phrase "a quite long" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing something that is long in a more informal context, but it is better to use "quite long" without the article "a."
Example: "The meeting was quite long, lasting over three hours."
Alternatives: "fairly long" or "rather long."
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Antoninus Pius again was–he reigned for a quite long time.
It was found from the experiment that the sensor could be applied for a quite long time (about 90 times).
In contrast, a quite long, fully fluted point made from a yet longer preform was the intended product of the Folsom knapper.
Fatigue is the loss of strength and other important properties as a result of stressing over a quite long period of time.
A mediator based lactate sensor using these derivatives was found to be nearly independent of oxygen concentration, showed a low level of interference effect, and a quite long durability.
Retrievable filters are a new generation of inferior vena cava (IVC) filters and represent an attractive option because they may be either left in place permanently or safely retrieved after a quite long period when they become unnecessary.
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I think it's an early reflection of a quite long-term environmental awareness".
So I sent Land Rover an addendum — quite a long addendum.
"It's been a trend for quite a long time.
Depending on the circumstances, this may take a short or quite a long time.
"It has been an anomaly for quite a long time.
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