The phrase "are traditionally being" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
It is an awkward construction that combines the present continuous tense with a traditional context, which does not fit well together.
Example: "The customs are traditionally being observed during the festival."
Alternatives: "are traditionally observed" or "are customarily practiced".
The leaves of the plant are traditionally being applied to boils, carbuncles, eczema, itches, and veneral diseases and also used as febrifuge, while its bark is used as emmenagogue.
Similarly, many herbal extracts and products are traditionally being used in Sudan for the treatment of cancer [ 28].
Local healers mostly used plants that belong to family Apiaceae because this family has a unique place in homemade remedies and most of its plants are traditionally being used against various gastrointestinal infections not only in Pakistan but throughout the world [ 27] that might be due to presence of potential phytochemical.
In modern economies, soil, air and water are traditionally been used as sites for the disposal of wastes.
The position of the tool center point (TCP) of a parallel kinematic manipulator (PKM) is traditionally being measured indirectly by means of the position measurement of the drives.
J. adhatoda is traditionally being used for the treatment of variety of diseases caused by E. coli and other microorganisms (Table 1).
There's traditionally been a large disconnection in contemporary art between the audience and the artist.
But state and local governments have been traditionally been untrustworthy in setting and executing fair policies.
Its demand has been traditionally been governed by supply, technology and economics.
"There's traditionally been nothing more disempowering than becoming a hospital patient," said Joel Seligman, president and chief executive of Northern Westchester Hospital.
That's traditionally been how we view things, in part because people are innocent until proven guilty.
