"long term scope" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the overall objective or range of a project, plan, or strategy over a long period of time. Example: The company's long term scope includes expanding into international markets and diversifying their product line.
But he also knows that they're not deterministic in the lives of individuals, that the historical stakes and the intimate ones, the long-term scope of ideas and the immediate desires that drive people, are utterly dissimilar, askew, even contradictory.
(3) A long-term scope of imaging biobanks should be the creation of a network/federation of such repositories integrated with the already-existing biobanking network.
We conclude that the long-term scope of regional design means its impacts must also be evaluated over the long term.
The paper discusses the prototype architecture, its basic application for getting dynamic bus information, and the long-term scope in supporting transportation companies and municipalities, reducing costs, improving bus lines, urban mobility and planning.
The elements we included are the global multiregional long-term scope, the consideration of both factor endowments (mineral resources) and mining risk, the decision of actors to expand or maintain production capacity, the coupling between main and accompanying metals, and the consequences of possible drop-outs of major suppliers on global supply chains.
The long-term scope of these observations is important because the core convection changes about every century.
But if [he] uses too much honey and he fails, he is regarded as guilty by all future generations".In the long term the leaders' scope for action will depend on China's economic growth.
Besides, the feasibility for long term operation, the scope for future research along with the operational and maintenance costs are discussed to provide a broad spectrum on the role of the system components for the implementation of these bio-electrochemical technologies for practical utility.
Unless we reverse that, we'll be back in the same situation in a few years' time".International action for the long term goes beyond the scope of any one meeting.
The goals here are long term, and there is enormous scope for the regulator to cover up any flaws.
Financial concerns, especially with reference to what will be available from major multilateral and bilateral sources in the long term, continue to limit the scope and rate of scale-up in many countries and threaten long-term sustainability.
