The phrase "also habitually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs regularly or consistently in addition to other actions or behaviors.
Example: "She also habitually checks her emails first thing in the morning."
Alternatives: "also regularly" or "also consistently".
I also habitually browse charity shops and eBay.
People also habitually seek relief from anxiety, Baron said.
Players also habitually lie about their fitness – even to their club's medical staff.
He also habitually left around 6 p.m. for drawing classes, hot yoga sessions and a course at a local fashion school.
Hector, the hero of The History Boys, also habitually gropes his 17-year-old pupil's genitals but is not overtly condemned by his author.
He also habitually criticizes open immigration from the predominantly Muslim Central Asian nations that were once part of the Soviet Union, raising fears among liberal supporters that he has not really changed his previously staunchly nationalist beliefs.
The problem is that our white genes, of which many of us are also proud, are habitually eradicated by blacks, whites, mixed races and the media in general.
Also, instead of habitually going on Facebook as part of your routine, set incentives for yourself before going on.
Hers is also a practice which habitually "frays out into other art forms, in this case film".
The affidavit also contends that by habitually advancing clients more money than they had in receivables, National Century was effectively using AAA-rated bonds to prop up its troubled affiliates.
The Sun also reported that Diana habitually befriended London prostitutes, gave them money, and bought them clothes; that she told Mr. Burrell that Dodi Fayed, her last boyfriend, had a cocaine problem; and that she regularly bought over-the-counter pregnancy-detector kits at London drugstores, presumably enjoying the speculation such purchases raised among other shoppers.
