The phrase "and long term impacts of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or consequences of a particular action, event, or policy over an extended period.
Example: "The study aims to analyze the short and long term impacts of climate change on coastal communities."
Alternatives: "and lasting effects of" or "and enduring consequences of".
They are designed to catch up the macro-level and long term impacts of general transport policies in the proposed scenarios.
By the same token, the developmental and long term impacts of tissue implantations into a fetus or neonate are unmatched by most other age groups.
Short and long term impacts of the intervention will be analysed within the intervention group only using repeated measures ANOVA.
Furthermore the emotional support that is given in connection with other survivors is important for navigating the short and long term impacts of cancer as well as the benefits from rehabilitation [ 34, 35].
EPA has relied on thousands of studies that established the serious and long term impact of these pollutants on premature deaths, heart attacks, hospitalizations, pregnant women, babies and children.
Prompt and effective management would not only decrease the suffering of the affected children, but also reduce the short term and long term impact of the disease on their life, their families, as well as the society.
Thus, the objective of this study was to describe the feasibility and long term impact of the MRS applied in a case-series of non-selected patients with severe ARDS.
This paper reviews studies examining the short- and long- term impacts of prescribed fires on the physical, chemical and biological soil properties; in so doing, it provides a summary of the benefits and drawbacks of this technique, to help determine if prescribed fires can be useful for managing the landscape.
Pupils will also be encouraged to look at the international and long-term impacts of slavery and its links to the twentieth-century civil rights movement in America.
"In a year of global discussions on development and climate change, these unprecedented levels of need and continued shortfalls in funding highlight the need to sustainably address the underlying causes and long-term impacts of crisis," said Sophia Swithern, head of the GHA programme.
Bateson, an ethologist at Cambridge University and president of the Zoological Society of London, made his comments at a briefing to launch a report examining the necessity, quality and long-term impacts of the most sensitive of all animal experiments – those on nonhuman primates.
