Which processes/components of the phosphorus cycle would make up the long-term phosphorus cycle?

he global phosphorus cycle includes four major processes: (i) tectonic uplift and exposure of phosphorus-bearing rocks such as apatite to surface weathering; (ii) physical erosion, and chemical and biological weathering of phosphorus-bearing rocks to provide dissolved and particulate phosphorus to soils, lakes

Explanation:

Weathering breaks down the rocks and erosion breaks rocks down even further and then moves them. Forces (i.e. wind, water, etc.) move the rock pieces. Then they mix with matter like sand to become sediment (gravel, sand, or mud carried by wind or water).