The phrase "long controversy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a dispute or disagreement that has been ongoing or has lasted for a significant amount of time. Example: "The long controversy between the two political parties finally came to an end with the passing of the new legislation."
The 1723 edition included an examination of "The Nature of Society" and provoked a long controversy.
Fortunately, however, the long controversy centring upon the individuality and separateness of cells has ended.
The decision is the latest in a long controversy, and even mystery, surrounding the patent.
At the center of the long controversy is Revelation's language, which is both concretely powerful and powerfully indirect.
Because this formula included no safeguard against Monarchianism, a long controversy followed, especially after Constantine's death (337).
In 1990, after long controversy, the university finally built a formal hillside memorial with four pylons representing the victims.
The decades-long controversy surrounding the proposed "gap closure" of the Foothill (210) and Long Beach (710) freeways had been relatively dormant since 2003, when federal officials withdrew their support for the defeated surface highway option.
The decades-long controversy surrounding the proposed "gap closure" of the Foothill (210) and Long Beach (710) freeways was reinvigorated last year when the California Department of Transportation and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority released draft results of a $6-million 6-millionsibility study.
But could her DNA test backfire on her efforts to get out from under this years-long controversy?
There are essays on trends in 20th-century composition, nationalism in music, aesthetics and, of special interest, the decades-long controversy about the influence of the serial composers.
But in light of a week-long controversy surrounding other comments that O'Reilly has made about his career, those statements bear closer examination.
