The phrase "a traditionally held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to beliefs, practices, or ideas that have been maintained over time within a culture or community.
Example: "This festival is based on a traditionally held belief that brings the community together every year."
Alternatives: "a commonly accepted" or "a widely recognized".
Mr. Gul's visit to the Council of Europe, which is based in Strasbourg, is his first to Western Europe since he was elected president in August after months of debate over his candidacy for a post traditionally held by a secularist.
Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, who commands a post traditionally held by a cardinal, was not among those named, which experts said was because his predecessor, Cardinal Edward M. Egan, is not yet 80, and so is still eligible to vote for the next pope as a member of the College of Cardinals.
He brought her to Sacramento when he was elected and named her secretary of Agriculture and Services, a position traditionally held by a grower.
Nominated in 1995 to a post traditionally held by an American, Mr. Wolfensohn, who was born in Australia but is now an American citizen, has faced what many experts consider extraordinary challenges.
But it also comes at a complex transitional moment for Italian banks, in which new power players connected to the rightist Northern League political party are fighting for seats at a table traditionally held by the Catholic banking establishment — a dynamic widely seen as a factor in the ouster last week of Alessandro Profumo as chairman of UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank.
The floramiento is a ceremony, traditionally held in February, where everyone brings their llamas down from the high-altitude plateaux and gives thanks to Pachamama, the Earth Mother, then decorates the animals, adding floral adornments to their necks and ears.
And in a symbolic slap at Mr. Bush, delegates voted for Mr. Pauken as chairman of the Texas delegation to the national convention, a post traditionally held by the party's highest elected official.
Although there is a sketchy script for the next act, neither actors nor audience look very inspired.The king's half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan (seen above to the left of the king), has been defence minister since 1962 and next in line to Abdullah since his full brother, King Fahd, appointed him second deputy prime minister (a post traditionally held by the crown-prince-in-waiting) in the 1980s.
In a surprise move, the Welsh manager made 20-year-old Alonso the team captain, a position traditionally held by more senior players.
On 7 December 1934 his clerk found a bill amongst Hewart's parliamentary papers with a clause that allowed the Lord Chancellor to appoint any Lord Justice of Appeal as Vice President of the Chancery Appeal Court, a right traditionally held by the Lord Chief Justice.
