The phrase "a shared long term" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a mutual or collective long-term goal or relationship, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to establish a shared long-term vision for our project to ensure everyone is aligned."
Alternatives: "a mutual long-term" or "a collective long-term".
"Together the club and I agreed upon a strategy based upon a shared long-term view to first halt the decline of the club's fortunes and avoid a successive relegation.
Officials are also edging closer to a shared long-term goal for emissions reductions and to pinning down the financial implications of climate initiatives.
First and most importantly, the management of patients with chronic pain often unfolded in the absence of a shared long-term management plan so that prescribing occurred as a default reaction.
SURE combines the chemist's process knowledge and the engineers knowledge of large-equipment functionality to come to a balanced, shared, long-term view of the risks to successful scale up.
For if the two countries have a special relationship in education at all, it is a relationship of shared, long-term systemic failure.
But the Americans want it because they hope the two sides share long-term interests.
The big update that is coming out in the next two months is really about sharing a space, creating a shared account either long term with your partner or short term with friends.
At the end of the whole process, spousal refusal usually results in a shared public-private long term care payment arrangement.
Previously, only the JUPITER trial showed improved survival associated with statin use in high risk participants, but it is clear from the current analysis that a mortality benefit is a shared characteristic of long term statin use in people without previous cardiovascular disease.
In the Wenbo's protocol, the gateway and the sensor nodes shared a long-term common secret key SKGS.
