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"long-term residence" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you are referring to a living arrangement that is intended to last for a longer period of time than a short-term stay. For example, "John moved to London for a long-term residence."
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Some studies had eligibility criteria such as long-term residence, household residence (excluding residents of institutions or military personnel) or telephone subscribers, criteria that may have resulted in under-representing subjects with lower SES or more mobile lifestyles.
The HCAP pneumonia category is defined in order to distinguish pneumonia that occurs in patients with frequent contact with the healthcare system, in terms of hospitalisation, hemodialysis, or residency in a long-term residence facility.
Foreign nationals began to take up long-term residence in Bangkok.
At AKA, I could see a few floors dedicated to long-term residence.
Many people living upriver from the dam without long-term residence permits have not been counted or compensated.
★ PISCES 20 Feb-20 Mar After months on hold, Uranus, the planet in long-term residence in Pisces' skies, just took off the brakes.
The five-man shuttle crew will be the first visitors to the three astronauts who established long-term residence at the station almost a month ago.
After his written promise, however, Mr Ashcroft had what he calls a "dialogue" with the government that resulted in "permanent residence" being taken to mean "long-term residence".
While a few had taken up long-term residence with their families in some neighborhoods, others lived in houses and apartments for which the owners and operators offered short-term leases and did not require lengthy applications.
The newer outdoor toilets under consideration are designed to be self-cleaning, and some units open automatically after a certain interval to discourage the homeless or anyone else from taking up long-term residence.
Power, as ever in Sharpe's world, seems to lead one inexorably towards madness and misadventure, and possibly even to emotional disintegration, death or long-term residence in what is politely termed "a clinic".
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