"long-standing view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an opinion that has been established for a long time. For example, "The long-standing view of the scientific community is that climate change is real and caused by humans."
The study contradicts a long-standing view of intelligence as fixed.
This display goes far toward dislodging the Modern's long-standing view of Mies as a pure formalist.
King confirmed my long-standing view that on economic policy the coalition is totally out of its depth.
Now you're undercutting the long-standing view that New Jersey offers a favorable regulatory and investment climate.
Rob Manfred, an executive vice president of M.L.B., said in a statement that the court "shares our long-standing view that the proposal put forth by Major League Baseball is the best option" for the Dodgers.
I'm grateful that the chancellor has offered his support for the Treasury committee's long-standing view that we should hold what amounts to a pre-appointment hearing and should report our conclusions to the whole House.
Stanley was attacked for his veto of the German language bill and for his long-standing views against temperance.
Hubbell's neutral theory of biodiversity [2] has renewed the interest over two long-standing views of assemblage dynamics that contrast deterministic versus stochastic processes [1], [3].
You go girl!" On a serious note though, this just supports my long standing view further in following your gut-feeling, and your intuition.
Distrust of the South remains widespread, and there is the long standing view that only through political power can the North catch up to, or even hold its own with, the South.
The National Council of Churches adopted a resolution in 2010 re-affirming the church's long standing view on gun control, while acknowledging that not all Christians are of the same mind of this difficult issue that has pitted concepts of personal freedom against public safety.
