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"long-term results" is a perfectly valid phrase to use in written English.
It is used to refer to the effects that may not be visible immediately, but will eventually be seen after some period of time. For example: "We hope to see long-term results from our efforts to reduce pollution in the local river."
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Some camps advertise better long-term results.
Dr. Lubar says neurofeedback delivers long-term results.
"We don't know the long-term results, 20, 30 years out," Dr. Willis said.
Census takers were (and are) not always accurate, with long-term results.
But almost none bother to gather or report long-term results.
"We believe long-term results will help convince the doubtful about the benefits of implementing KMC".
It can also anticipate long-term results of each move and predict the winner.
She also said many of the long-term results of pollution are difficult to predict.
But the dialogue has to lead to long-term results, students said.
The cost of professionalism is usually worth the long-term results.
"Long-term results show that there is something different about being married, it is more stable.
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