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Discover Ludwig"long-term impacts" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the consequences of something that will last into the distant future, or over an extended period of time. For example, "The long-term impacts of climate change are far-reaching and could cause irreparable damage to ecosystems."
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How would you design a piece of research to look at the long term impacts across all of our work?
Residential developments have long term impacts on the communities, and the surrounding of the neighbourhood.
Describe the long term impacts that 2 cm of ashfall would have on an urban area.
The long term impacts of profiling minors when these children become adults is simply not known, she writes.
And the long term impacts?
However, predicting long term impacts is more difficult.
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"The long-term impacts are not clear".
It has some serious and chilling long-term impacts.
Recovery in rubble fields: long-term impacts of blast fishing.
These are often subtle but can have long-term impacts on stress and wellbeing.
Drought assessor Kanua said he was concerned by the long-term impacts, even when conditions ease.
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