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"long-term exposure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone is exposed to a situation, thing, or environment for a long period of time. For example, "Long-term exposure to bright lights can cause headaches."
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Long-term exposure, they say, could lead to respiratory problems.
Dr. Jabbour said the risk was from long-term exposure.
Long-term exposure to these particles can cause cancer.
"We don't know what long-term exposure can mean".
"Long-term exposure to air pollution suppresses lung function and leads to vulnerability through life.
Long-term exposure to stress may lead to permanent changes in the brain, some experts think.
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Long term exposure to pollution can be more dangerous than the occasional peaks as well.
This bargain also means that private insurance plans now have real long term exposure.
There are also of course questions about long term exposure to chemicals in our environment.
Long term exposure to saline drinking water can cause hypertension [9].
Long term exposure to marine conditions can change the pore structure of concrete.
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