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The phrase "long and tortuous" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a journey or process that is difficult, long, winding, or convoluted. For example: "The path to success was long and tortuous, but he eventually achieved his goal."
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History suggests the process will be long and tortuous.
The long and tortuous negotiations were probably worthwhile.
The bankruptcy process in Brazil could be long and tortuous.
Still, the process of accepting the truth can be long and tortuous.
A long and tortuous process of coalition haggling is now set to begin.
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's long and tortuous campaign against Vicksburg, Miss., at last would bear fruit.
Heavy metal has had a long and tortuous relationship with humour.
The church-bombing case has followed a long and tortuous course.
Those long and tortuous negotiations over what should be built where are a brake on progress.
An effort to look back could be long and tortuous, if the files themselves are a measure.
The first is confirmation of how long and tortuous is the road from a technological breakthrough to real-world acceptance.
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