"durable presence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been or will remain present for a long time. For example: "The company's durable presence in the industry is one of its main assets."
A more durable presence came in 1830 with the landing of a French army in Algeria.
His last substantial role in the cinema was, somewhat incongruously, with Madonna in the comedy Who's That Girl? (1987), but even in these curious circumstances he showed that he had lost nothing of that practised ease which made him for so long such a durable presence in the British cinema's acting ranks.
A durable presence in the middle of the Royals' rotation, Splittorff started nearly 400 games, pitched more than 2,500 innings and became a mainstay of the Royals' staff during the 1970s as the club evolved from a weak expansion team into a powerful annual pennant contender.
He says that several Iraqis on the street told him that they recognized the need for a "durable American presence".
That made his natural speaking voice almost as loud as his on-air voice". Although best-known for his consistent and durable radio presence, Steele also became a fixture on television and in B movies.
But he remained one of the most durable and distinctive presences in rock for decades, with his signature nasal voice and blond hair that fell to his shoulders.
When compared to the untreated alloy and a PVD-TiN coating, the diffusion treated alloys proved to be more durable due to the presence of a Ti2N compound layer.
A household goods index was generated based on the presence of durable goods in the households.
This conclusion is confirmed by the complete arrhythmicity these flies show under DD conditions (a hallmark test for the presence of a durable circadian oscillator).
Joy yielding to melancholy then yields to the less jolting but more durable satisfaction of being in the presence of pictures so lovingly and wittily made.
On the contrary, its open or latent presence will prove more durable than all the juntas of our century taken together.
