The phrase "and create a long term" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence discussing the establishment of a lasting relationship, strategy, or plan, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "We need to focus on our goals and create a long term strategy for success."
Alternatives: "and establish a long-term" or "and develop a long-lasting".
We're at the intersection of the automotive dominance and the entrepreneurial resurgence, helping to bridge the gap and create a long term, sustainable startup ecosystem in Detroit," said Serbinski.
We're at the intersection of the automotive dominance and the entrepreneurial resurgence, helping to bridge the gap and create a long term, sustainable startup ecosystem in Detroit," said Serbinski.
Because of this, the company took a short term hit and created a long term success.
He called the layoffs "part of our larger efforts to restructure our operations and create a long-term sustainable business that is well-positioned for future growth".
But a proposed sale of the property, intended to bolster the foundation's finances and create a long-term endowment, has backfired.
Money from the Skyway deal, for example, was used to pay debts and create a long-term reserve fund.After such triumphs, leasing Chicago's parking meters seemed an obvious next step.
Dickey said he filed the nail between innings so the crack would not extend to the nail bed and create a long-term problem, and as a result he lost the feel of his knuckleball.
The eventual goal, he says, is the creation of nanorobots and nanodevices that would can flow into the blood stream to detect malicious cells at an early stage and create a long-term, self-sustained care system.
"The legislation will safeguard pension contributions and create a long-term and stable structure that will meet the needs of retired, current and future state employees," the governor said.
Cameron's long-heralded intervention opens a hotly contested three-way debate between the parties on how to rein in corporate excess, and create a long-term investment culture in UK firms.
The move was an attempt to repair investor confidence and create a long-term solution for assets that have become difficult to value or sell since problems with subprime mortgages in the United States sent jitters through the global credit markets.
