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"long-term benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that will provide lasting advantages. For example, "Investing in a college education now will have long-term benefits in terms of future job prospects."
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(Some pledge long-term benefits as well).
But it also has long-term benefits.
But the key to long-term benefits is daily classes.
Almost no long-term benefits have been proven.
"We thought the long-term benefits were so overwhelming.
Nor does it account for democracy promotion's long-term benefits.
Moral: Sitting pretty yields immediate, not just long-term, benefits.
But opponents are skeptical of the long-term benefits.
Research shows tremendous long-term benefits of schooling before kindergarten.
Few emerging countries would question its long-term benefits.
However, this does not deliver the long-term benefits of formal childcare.
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