The phrase "long seniority" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the amount of time a person has been in a particular position or job, often in comparison to others in the same position. Example: "After 30 years of dedicated service, she had earned long seniority within the company and was respected by her colleagues."
The ones who were included and informed us about their practice time, about half of the participants, showed a long average seniority (approximately 14 years) with the respiratory physicians having the most seniority.
He will almost certainly be replaced at Dior soon, and is likely to lose his long-held seniority there in the new order.
Mr. Cuomo, however, may not wish to further inflame teachers' unions, which have long supported the seniority rules.
Traditionally, men worked long hours earning seniority in the company where they spent their whole career, while women were typically placed in non-promotion track jobs in preparation for leaving to raise children.
The wrenching effect, similar to that experienced in other statehouses with term limits, begins with the traditional leadership posts where seniority has long been a dominant factor.
When the time comes for thinning that delegation down, the commission's seat looks the most vulnerable.As well as his formal powers, Sir Leon has strength of seniority, and long experience, on which to draw.
WASHINGTON — In an institution where seniority has long been prized, Representative John D. Dingell Jr. of Michigan is about to set a new standard with 57 years, 5 months and 26 days of House service — a remarkable tenure that spans more than a quarter of the existence of Congress.
Long Run reiterated his seniority, as the winner two seasons ago, with a terrific display of endurance at Kempton on Boxing Day; while Bobs Worth, Silviniaco Conti and Sir Des Champs were the best novices stabled in their respective powerhouses last season.
He also said the next governor must confront policies that the unions have long valued, such as seniority and tenure, because the state's schools are failing children.
