The phrase "acknowledging the long term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing considerations or implications that extend over a significant period of time, often in contexts like planning, strategy, or sustainability.
Example: "In our decision-making process, acknowledging the long term is crucial to ensure the sustainability of our initiatives."
Alternatives: "recognizing the long-term implications" or "considering the long-term effects."
Sustainable transport policy should somehow address internalising of external effects in pricing, but it should also acknowledge the long term steering role of spatial structure and dynamics.
Even acknowledging the long-term effects whiplash can have, did she believe she was that person?
The league is now doing a better job of paying lip service to acknowledging the long-term disability associated with concussions.
But it is unsettling that Mr. Bush shows no signs of acknowledging the long-term importance of avoiding another era of endless red ink.
Some researchers have proposed that the nature of tropical lowland ecosystems cannot be understood without acknowledging the long-term presence of swidden agriculture.
Stephanie Coontz ("When We Hated Mom," Op-Ed, May 8) focuses on enabling mothers to choose between homemaking and paid work without acknowledging the long-term economic costs of women withdrawing from the labor force for themselves and their families.
Organisations, big and small, are acknowledging the long-term potential in a workforce that is engaged in a shared common goal, rather than focusing on the bottom line of profit and loss alone.
It has become a common practice to use composite cement instead of pure Portland cement in many construction applications, then acknowledging the long-term microstructures and compositions of the composites, to ensure a long term stable performance and durability, becomes essential.
Supported by academic research that shows doing good does not entail a trade-off to do well, a growing number of investors are acknowledging the long-term impact of climate change on their investment performance and therefore are integrating climate change aspects in their investment analysis and decision making processes.
Acknowledging the long-term outcomes for tamoxifen in the IBIS-I trial (Cuzick et al, 2007) and the Royal Marsden trial (Powles et al, 2007), risk reduction effect of tamoxifen is prolonged from 5 to 10 and 15 years without any risk increase of adverse events after the completion of prophylaxis.
He is furious with Tokyo Electric Power, operator of the plant, for failing to acknowledge the long-term impacts of the disaster.
