The phrase "continue in the long run" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to continue over a long period of time or for an extended duration. Example: Despite some initial setbacks, the company remained committed to its strategies and was determined to continue in the long run.
Some hardly notice and others just can't continue in the long run.
This glut will probably not continue in the long run but that doesn't really matter.
Plus, the Chinese middle class (translation: consumer class) is growing, a trend that, despite short-term economic troubles, is expected to continue in the long run.
But while these are one-time changes aimed at capitalizing on existing rates, any moves to increase share buybacks could continue in the long run.
Lost in the ensuing game of telephone was the fact that in both cases the researchers accept that overall warming is occurring and will continue in the long run.
Mr. de Blasio has said he would continue to make available the detailed report cards that accompany the letter grades given to schools each year, though he would convene a panel of parents and educators to determine whether they should continue in the long run.
The consultant continues: "A plan like this needs consistent cash flow, and with oil prices as low as they are, it waits to be seen if it can be continued in the long run".
A1 Rapid Productivity Growth Productivity, the amount of goods and services Americans produced in each hour of work, grew rapidly in the third quarter, suggesting that much of the step-up in economic efficiency achieved in the 1990's could continue over the long run.
While prices may fall this spring, Williams and other gas companies are likely to continue to prosper in the long run, said David Kiefer, portfolio manager of the $4.5 billion Prudential Utilities mutual fund, which has risen 33percentthis yearar.
The property market remains one of the few convenient places for Chinese to park their cash, and it should continue to benefit in the long run from urbanization and export surpluses.
There's a few "hacks" that you could do to get around that, but it's not likely something that would continue to work in the long run, and I do believe that when the GDK is released, we will have a real solution for this.
