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"have long turned" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something happened in the past and has been in effect for a long time. For example: "The forest here has long turned from lush green to dry and barren lands."
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Travelers have long turned to St. Pete as a cheaper spring break alternative.
New technologies have long turned up on the big screen before they've become reality.
Men have long turned to the Florsheim Group's flagship brand for sturdy traditional dress shoes.
Fiction writers have long turned to winter to advance bluer palettes, slicker surfaces and sharper contrasts.
Photographers have long turned to New York's ethnic enclaves for stories of cultural tenacity in the face of sweeping change.
Because three issues negotiators have long turned a blind eye to are now going to haunt them.
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The place has long turned the imagination feverish.
The country has long turned adversity into a source of competitive advantage.
But Turkey's AKP government has long turned its back on liberal democracy.
The government has a monopoly in electricity, though it has long turned a blind eye to operators of private generators.
Certainly the modern and postmodern theater has long turned to texts not explicitly written for the stage.
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