The phrase "a very longer" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "longer" is a comparative form and should not be preceded by "very."
Example: "This road is much longer than the one we took yesterday."
Alternatives: "much longer" or "significantly longer".
"We needed some sort of solution that would be able to give us a safety and security and decommissioning over a very longer-term period," said Simon Evans, the head of the Chernobyl Shelter Fund.
CJC-1131, a newly designed GLP-1 analogue with very longer half-life, has shown good effectiveness in the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).
It isn't possible to feel short-changed by this until Three Brothers reveals itself as less a novel than a schematic for a novel – and for a very much longer one too.
By the look of them, the wildflowers will win local support for a very much longer time in place, instead of the previous mown grass; and other northern cities will surely copy.
Curiously, the version included on pre-release cassettes of the album uses a very slightly longer loop of the sample, the phrase allowed to end on a lower note; by the time It Was Written came out, this had been tweaked to make the last note of the loop the same as the first.
"This year, the solstice will occur closer to local noon (11 52 BST) than at any time until the year 2031, except for the far west of the island, when a very slightly longer solstice day will occur in 2027," he said.
"It's a very important, longer-term trend of incremental innovation," said David B. Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School.
From a fundamental perspective, that creates a very attractive longer-term buy opportunity.
You combine that with a 10-times price-to-earnings ratio and a yield of about 6%, and I think you have a very good longer-term investment.
Post-processing, by accounting specifically for hydrological uncertainty, has a very positive and longer lasting effect on forecast reliability.
