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The phrase "at a longer" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a duration or distance that is longer than something else, but it requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "We need to discuss the project timeline at a longer duration than previously planned."
Alternatives: "for a longer time" or "over a longer period".
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Does this mean we're looking at a longer extension?
Tectonism controlled the sedimentation rate and platform architecture at a longer time scale.
Many writers get lost in their first attempt at a longer work.
"You could look at a longer horizon, but then the benefit is even greater," she said.
Yet, sympathetic as these ideas seem at first look, they become dubious at a longer one.
The confined field oscillates at a longer period of 1.6 ns.
Both configurations exhibited power overshoot at a longer HRT of 8 h due to lower effluent CODs.
To study peripapillary morphologic changes in highly myopic eyes using swept-source optical coherence tomography at a longer wavelength.
Seven of the 19 had acquired their new boss too recently to look at a longer record.
The activation of primary visual and auditory cortices peaked at a longer latency for the crossmodal conditions as compared to the unimodal conditions.
When the scintillation light hits TPB, it is absorbed and re-emitted as blue light, at a longer wavelength of 425 nanometers — which can easily be detected.
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