"long-term orders" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about orders or instructions that will remain in effect for a significant period of time. Example: The company's CEO issued long-term orders to cut costs and increase efficiency over the next five years.
"It could be they were sleepers, with long-term orders".
In the end, success will go to whichever country secures long-term orders.
Bob Weinstein, co-chairman of Weinstein Co, is among the Hollywood suits who have been working with Kodak to commit to long-term orders for film.
Do not write standing (or long-term) orders for opioids.
John Crane, which draws a substantial proportion of its orders from the oil industry, has a strong after-sales business and a long-term order book.
Fred Keeley, a Democrat and the No. 2 official in the Assembly, said that lawmakers have a two-to-three-week window of opportunity to fashion a solution that calms the financial markets, brings some greater long-term order to the power business and pulls the utilities back from the brink of bankruptcy.
These NCs showed improved long-term order over standard synthetic procedure.
People who are the recipients of long term orders to pay support may want to review the circumstances that have occurred since the order was made to determine if there is a basis to obtain a reduction or an end date.
As revealed by X-ray absorption fine structure investigation, samples fabricated in the presence of decreased free-sulfur showed decreased CZTS character, with sporadic compositions and no long term order; however, when fabricated in the presence of no free-sulfur, sulfur from the degraded MPP was found incorporated into the CZTS structure.
We need to promise to resettle a far bigger number in the long-term in order to persuade them to stay put in the short term.
Whether freedom turns into long-term constitutional order depends on whether a vicious resistance that does not hesitate to pit Muslim against Muslim, Iraqi against Iraqi, can drive an administration, fearful about its re-election, into drawing down U.S. forces.
