"extended distance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a greater distance than usual. For example, "Our company is now offering shipping services to extended distances."
Optical amplifiers provide extended distance capability as required, and ROADMs provide the capability to automate many network maintenance functions, topology discovery, and the addition of new wavelengths.
We are of the view that an inquiry be extended into the nutrient distribution along the piosphere gradient for an extended distance to determine whether plant species variation changes with soil nutrients and landscape.
Some may also argue that Big Brown's pedigree does not suit the extended distance of one and a half miles.
He didn't enjoy the experience of racing at speed at Chelmsford last month but that should be less of a factor on wet turf over this extended distance.
This was designed to produce a focal region over an extended distance along the transducer axis.
A single extended distance spinal field collimated at 42° encompassed the entire spinal neuraxis.
Furthermore, we have dealt with Lipschitz-type metrics and considered also extended distance-type functions, which are related with not necessarily Lipschitz functions.
Tracks were then filtered to identify droplets which moved extended distances over many frames along a line perpendicular to the edge of the embryo [16].
For example, the spread of bTB via badger-to-cattle as well as cattle-to-cattle routes means that extended distances between field edges are likely to be appropriate since badgers can roam freely.
Luo and Liao [32] proposed outlier detection in laser point clouds extending distance- and density-based approaches.
The fractal distance (d) mainly controls the extending distance of the fractal fractions, it relates closely to the half-length of the fracture obtained by MS monitoring, and the influence of the fractal distance is shown in Fig. 1.
