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长途 (chángtú) is appropriate for both formal and informal contexts, as it is a neutral term. It is commonly used to refer to long-distance travel, such as 长途旅行 (chángtú lǚxíng) or 长途车 (chángtú chē).
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No, there is no specific grammar that needs to be used when using 长途 (chángtú) in its meaning of "long-distance". It is a noun that can be used on its own or in a sentence as an attributive modifier modifying other nouns>
It is common to use the structure "长途 + 的 + noun" (chángtú de + noun). For example, 长途的旅行 (chángtú de lǚxíng) meaning "long-distance travel".
You can omit 的, for instance, 长途车 (chángtú chē) means "long-distance bus" and 长途电话 (chángtú diànhuà) means "long-distance call".
Example sentence: 我们要坐长途车去北京。(Wǒmen yào zuò chángtú chē qù Běijīng.) - We are taking a long-distance bus to Beijing.
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