"long-term trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about a path or plan that will take a long time to complete. For example, "The company needs to plan its long-term trajectory carefully in order to be successful."
Last year's income gains do not fundamentally alter the economy's long-term trajectory.
The long-term trajectory of the U.S.-Israeli alliance is the greater concern.
The second peculiarity is the strange collapse in confidence in India's long-term trajectory.
"I think the Burmese have been on a long-term trajectory here on two grounds," Mr. Silverstein said.
It leaves in place significant short-term austerity while doing nothing to change the long-term trajectory of debt.
However, what drives a freight train through this short-term turbulence is a long-term trajectory of the increasing economic impact of our universities and graduates.
The long-term trajectories of these regions are used to group them into an appropriate segmentation.
Such models are a technology-rich tool for evaluating long-term trajectories of multi-regional energy systems.
Using this framework three pathways are developed – user led, decentralised and centralised – which illustrate potential long-term trajectories for energy storage technologies in a low-carbon energy system.
This paper brings together for the first time, all the pertinent strands of evidence we now have on the long-term trajectories of floodplain system from sediment-based dating to sedaDNA.
This suggests that our methodological approach, deciphering ecosystem fluxes by demographic processes, could be very useful to predict the long-term trajectories in highly diverse tropical forests for which precise demographic data may be lacking, but aggregative forest dynamic censuses are available from forest inventories.
