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"long-term commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an agreement or promise that has been made that will last over a period of time. For example, "The company has made several long-term commitments to its employees, including a retirement plan and health benefits."
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Long-term commitments went out of style.
"Companies are making more long-term commitments," he said.
"It's hard to make any long-term commitments".
Life insurance is the more complex, largely because of its long-term commitments.
The German government is also making credible long-term commitments to reduce its debt.
"People are making long-term commitments, and they have limited vision into the future," she said.
"You always have reservations about making big long-term commitments," Henry said.
Bichir is dating but admits he is "really bad at long-term commitments".
The demand for long-term commitments seems to be steadily declining among both women and men.
Still, it is difficult to persuade investors to agree to long-term commitments.
In that atmosphere, people are reluctant to make long-term commitments".
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