The phrase "a valuable long term" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context discussing the benefits or importance of something over an extended period.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy is a valuable long term strategy for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "a significant long-term" or "an important long-term".
We're confident this will be a valuable long-term partnership for the NFL and our sponsors in China," said Richard Young, NFL China Managing Director, in a statement. .
Beyond the short span of sparse monitoring time series, geological archives provide a valuable long-term context for future risk assessment.
Getting younger users addicted to a particular service early on can be a valuable long-term strategy — especially on apps that customize themselves to your likes and interests over time.
The substantial and sustained efficacy observed in this extension, the stable dosages required to do so, and the stable and predictable safety profile provide evidence that clobazam is a valuable long-term treatment option for LGS.
His figures highlighted that, while it's true bitcoin stock peaked higher than Crocs over the course of the year -- it increased by a massive 300% -- Crocs are a more valuable long term investment, doubling over the past 12 months.
Basu's research focuses on establishing the value of this personalized approach to medicine, which he believes, and his research has shown, will be more cost-effective and valuable long term than the current approach to clinical trials.
Wearing a shirt with a seller's preferred team seemed to produce a sporadic patriotic discount.Officially, Americans and Europeans were required to buy all seats through a website run by CoSport, an odd company that somehow obtained a very valuable long-term Olympic ticket concession.
The earliest any of Tesla's current patents expires is in 2026, so the company is relinquishing a potentially valuable long-term advantage by releasing its intellectual property.
If we can start teaching people to identify those behaviors for what they are, and then correspondingly teach their community to identify and condemn that behavior, then that's going to be a lot more valuable long-term than simply finding more ways to robotically recognize words and automatically ban people from chats, you know what I mean?
As mentioned, the importance of trust in a company is highlighted as a key contributor to maintaining valuable long-term relationships with customers [ 11, 31].
