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The phrase "long term results" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of results that take a while to become apparent. For example, "The team worked hard on the project, but the long term results won't be seen until the new year."
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This is a strategy that is aimed at gaining substantive long term results.
They can visualize the long term results.
No long term results were collected by the authors.
Long term results, more than 10 years, are missing.
Furthermore, long term results obtained with current treatments are limited.
Keep a positive attitude focusing on long term results.
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Some camps advertise better long-term results.
Long-term results with 1,030 patients.
Dr. Lubar says neurofeedback delivers long-term results.
Long-term results continue to be excellent.
Long-term results of this study will be eagerly awaited.
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