The phrase "a suitable long term" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could be used in a context discussing a long-term plan or strategy, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "We need to establish a suitable long-term strategy for our business growth."
Alternatives: "an appropriate long-term" or "a fitting long-term".
Two in five had looked after children temporarily because the fostering service could not find a suitable long-term home.
Cynics say they simply underline the failure of compensation committees to create a suitable long-term incentive plan in the first place.
While long-term soil mineral depletion appears predictable, reliable simulation of past runoff quality is hampered by lack of a suitable long-term model for soil carbon.
More than 274,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Dudley to withdraw his demand for police action and "offer a suitable long-term solution for these people".
That it has taken so long for Orchard Hill hospital in Sutton to close – despite a clear consensus that a hospital is not a suitable long-term home for anyone – highlights the lack of priority given to people with a learning disability in our society.
Elucidating injury mechanisms and developing neuroprotective strategies have been hampered by the lack of a suitable long-term recovery model of CPB.
It also said that the segregation of Muslim Rohingyas and Buddhists should continue, but acknowledged that was not a suitable long-term solution.
City officials are searching for a suitable long-term site and have focused on the commercial and industrial area near John Wayne Airport.
Officials have said they hope securing the beds will satisfy Carter and allow Costa Mesa to resume enforcing its anti-camping laws while the search for a suitable long-term shelter site continues.
Further studies are needed to concentrate on how to set up a suitable long-term care insurance system in the People's Republic of China.
