"long time consumption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to extended (or prolonged) use or consumption of something. For example, "We should be conscious of our long time consumption of natural resources."
If clusters with particularly long time use and thus high energy consumption emerge, these groups could merit targeted policy intervention.
For a long time, dynamic power consumption has been considered more significant than static consumption.
GARRETT: Now the question - conservatives have sort of this idea conceptually for a long time but especially on this consumption value added tax system.
But this was, in actuality, addiction on a colossal scale: David Crosby's autobiography Long Time Gone recounts possibly the largest consumption of recreational drugs by a single individual in the entire history of the world, fuelling an addictive personality so intense it was able to steamroller through whatever "interventions" his friends attempted.
TP constrains consumption over a long time period.
Of course, it will take the U.S. a long time to equal the per capita consumption of the Swiss, who individually account for a whopping 22.44 pounds annually.
Software has been largely about delivering experiences for consumption for a long time, but never more than now in a world of continuous connection, additional information and new insight from large data sets.
While more technologically mature industries moved away from a restricted-use model a long time ago and embraced an outsourced consumption model (for example, running applications in the cloud via AWS), the real estate industry, for the most part, has not.
However, long preheating time will result in higher time consumption for the process and prove to be cost ineffective.
