"long-term performed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to tasks or activities that have been performed or are continuing to be performed for a prolonged period of time. For example: "We have long-term performed research in the field of robotics."
"To the extent principal reduction and other modification tools help us turn mortgages headed for possible foreclosure into long-term performing loans, it will be positive for homeowners, mortgage investors and communities," Ron Sturzenegger, a legacy asset servicing executive, said in the statement.
But some of best long-term performing letters are buying on the eve of war.
Finally, long-term performance testing was performed and OCV curves are reported.
With the furious backup in interest rates of the past year, long-term bonds performed miserably; the longest strip bonds most miserably of all.
The relatively long-term simulation performed reveal that both gas released rate in the sediment and gas production rate in the well increase before complete dissociation of hydrates between bottom hole and underburden.
Surprisingly, only two long-term studies performed mechanical analysis of the defect after the sacrifice of the animals.
Interestingly, the macrophage invasion was highest in the PVDF meshes, which in the long-term approach performed best with lowest chronic inflammation.
In the long-term simulation performed in the model, an annual discount of 3.5%% was made in the costs as well as in the benefits (QALYs and LYs).
However, a naturalistic long-term study performed by our group and including the three ChEIs reported that higher doses of ChEI were related to a more positive cognitive outcome, regardless of the type of drug [ 8].
Moreover, carcinogenic effects for the renal pelvis and ureter, peripheral nerves and proliferative changes of the olfactory epithelium were not observed in the long-term bioassays performed in the same conditions at the CMCRC on methanol, MTBE, or formaldehyde.
