The phrase "active for a long" is not correct and is incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe a duration of activity but lacks a noun to complete the thought.
Example: "The system has been active for a long time, ensuring continuous service."
Alternatives: "active for an extended period" or "operational for a long duration."
Not only that, there is a strong chance you can get back to high levels of activity and stay active for a long time to come.
"Our women in the Gulf have been active for a long time - we hear that from our mothers and grandmothers.
All slumps occur immediately after the emplacement of the volcanoes with some of them remaining active for a long time after their formation.
But if the trees are chipped, they warn that they should not be composted or used for mulch because the chemical does not break down when composted and remains active for a long time.
Research on embedding speech processing systems on small devices has been active for a long time.
The beta version of the site has been active for a long time, now serving more than 7,000 post-secondary schools, with students registered at almost 500 campuses.
Whatever you may think about its scientific accuracy or suitability for high-performance training, it's the first activity tracker that stands a good chance of remaining in active use for a long period of time, and that's what counts for most people, and for me.
Even if that detail turns out not to be true, Indian diplomacy looks more active than for a long time.
Successful therapy requires the development of new drug delivery systems able to release the active substance for a long term with a single administration.
On the other hand, a high value for the AO parameter means that the node is in the active duration for a long period of time, unnecessarily wasting energy listening to the physical medium.
The coating system represented by nanoparticles loaded with (1a) proved to be efficient in preventing both the initial formation as well the development of mature microbial biofilms formed by S. aureus and P. aeruginosa, demonstrating the efficiency of the nanoparticle coating in the delivery of the chemical compound in active forms for a long period of time.
