The phrase "long-lasting value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the worth or impact of something that is maintained over a long period of time. For example, "This investment has the potential to bring long-lasting value to our company."
Sotheby's said in a statement: "Sotheby's board of directors and management team are committed to building long-lasting value for all of Sotheby's shareholders and we welcome investment in the company".
Given the recent interest (some may even claim hype) around 3D printing, we asked van der Horn whether or not she thought the technology could produce items of long-lasting value, the way that her goldsmithing skills may do.
So after surfing through page after page of CES coverage, I am beginning to get technology overload-on-the-brain, without much real long-lasting value.
Overall, the book is an outstanding resource for clinicians working in the area of MM, which will have long-lasting value and relevance.
In paediatric health calls, which account for nearly half of the six million yearly SHD calls, investments of health promotion are likely to ensure long-lasting value.
Respondents reported that they preferred the handbook because of the attractive appearance, practical health content, convenience of combined records and long-lasting value as a source of health information.
"We concluded that to achieve a long-lasting, value-adding strategy for our pharmaceuticals business we could no longer retain the majority approach".
The constant interaction with the users led to the finding that the key for a long lasting value of products lay with the 'people', and how they gave meaning to things.
Thus, telenurses' work with self-care advice and health promotion, although time-consuming, could be an investment with long lasting value for the Swedish healthcare system in general.
BIGFOOT is feature-rich, offers long-lasting play value and reflects a preschooler's sense of humor, all of which deliver on the value consumers are looking for this year.
As culture is well-established and stable rather than volatile, many scholars assert that the long-lasting cultural values still penetrate and persist at the deepest levels of contemporary society, and tradition is conceived as the root of various aspects of Vietnamese modern society, including beliefs, values, and underlying assumptions, as well as artefacts and personal behaviour (Kelley, 2006).
