"long-standing importance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is important and has been important for a very long time. For example: The United Nations has a long-standing importance in global affairs.
Given the long-standing importance of livestock husbandry, customary organization of pastoralists has historically been important with particular Fulani clans acting as hosts at particular encampments and water points particularly in the Ferlo (Figure 1).
Despite its long-standing importance in ecology, theoretical investigations of environmental filtering have lagged behind studies of species interactions and neutral dynamics.
Our workflow had good precision and recall for urinary incontinence (positive predictive value: 0.73 and sensitivity: 0.84 .Our data indicate that important patient-centered outcomes, such as urinary incontinence, are being captured in EHRs as free text and highlight the long-standing importance of accurate clinician documentation.
Despite this long-standing importance, no general and efficient methods for the stereoselective synthesis of functionalized tropanes have been developed.
In a recent American Heart Association scientific statement, the authors point out the shortcomings of auscultatory office blood pressures in the clinical practice despite their long standing importance in clinical research [ 8].
Because the United States position is very firm and long-standing about the importance of a two state solution -- the necessity of a two state solution -- we will need to re-evaluate our approach in light of those comments, if those comments reflect Israeli policy going forward.
It's entrenched unconscious gender bias that has bolstered a long-standing association between literary importance and male writers.
Novak attributes his success not only to his hard work, but also to his long-standing belief in the importance of recognizing the contributions of everyone on the payroll, from fellow executives to cashiers and janitors.
These findings offer validation of a long-standing theory about the importance of political participation, and suggest strategies for public health advocates seeking to establish new legislation.
These studies motivated by a long-standing argument about the importance of gene regulation in primate evolution (King and Wilson, 1975)—have been important for identifying patterns of constraint on gene expression phenotypes over long evolutionary time scales, and for suggesting candidate loci that might contribute to phenotypic uniqueness in humans or other species.
Of undeniable importance, the long-standing concept of "short-term memory" is one of the most researched topics in cognitive science.
