The phrase "accustomed place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or setting that someone is familiar with or has become used to over time.
Example: "After years of living in the city, I finally found my accustomed place in the quiet suburbs."
Alternatives: "familiar spot" or "usual location".
As seven o'clock on Monday morning one of the guardians noticed that the "Gioconda" was in its accustomed place.
But after a string of victories this season, United is back in its accustomed place in the top three.
The Yankees entered the season in their accustomed place as champions, and have reason to believe they will end the year the same way.
The scandal, turmoil and penalties are widely expected to add up to real trouble in recruiting top players, knocking Penn State from its accustomed place among the nation's elite teams.
The first half charted a course through the baroque in solo and accompanied works by Bach, Handel and Corelli, with Pinnock taking his more accustomed place at the harpsichord.
Fourth period on a midwinter Thursday, Christmas vacation a fading memory by now, and Lars Brownworth took his accustomed place in front of an American history class at the Stony Brook School here.
The Spaniard was forced to watch and admire from the bench as the former Newcastle man, who's arrival inevitably brings Torres' accustomed starting place into question, scored twice in an assured first display.
The trades the Yankees have made in the last month are restoring them to the prominence to which they are accustomed: first place, the margin from the pack ever growing, and the enjoyment of one-sided wipeouts, like the 19-1 destructiof of the Baltimore Orioles tonight.
And yet, those of our kind are still better off than most others, for we are accustomed to placing the focus of our attention beyond personal experience.
The Jewish newspaper The Forward reported last month that Jewish seminaries accustomed to placing nearly all their newly minted rabbis were finding jobs this year for only about half.
Australia, a country accustomed to placing unreasonable expectations on athletes wholly unprepared for the tasks demanded of them (Nathan Lyon, please bowl us our way to the Ashes), can sympathise with the special burden of the Scot's position.
