The phrase "are traditionally found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common practices, locations, or occurrences that have been established over time.
Example: "These species are traditionally found in the wetlands of the region, where they thrive in the unique ecosystem."
Alternatives: "are commonly located" or "are typically seen".
And, many other companies whose products are traditionally found in the home, such as appliance manufacturers and cable TV providers, are incorporating this vision into their strategy.
First, our retro-cues were presented well beyond the time period in which iconic memory effects are traditionally found.
MSCs are adult stem cells that are traditionally found in the bone marrow.
Optimal values are traditionally found through trial-and-error type approaches [ 9, 10] or genetic algorithm search strategies [ 11], both of which are not amenable to bootstrap methods.
Whereas number-sensitive neurons have been found in area LIP (Roitman et al. 2007), number-selective neurons are traditionally found more anteriorly in the IPS (Nieder and Miller 2004).
Rotator cuff tears are traditionally found in older populations, but are now more commonly being reported in younger contact athletes and are associated with high-energy anterior traumatic shoulder dislocations.
Lead was traditionally found in crystals because it was the magic ingredient that gave them their signature sparkle.
Indeed, as the industrial neighborhoods where self-storage facilities were traditionally found became fashionable addresses, like the West Village and TriBeCa, self-storage facilities were often sold and razed.
The process can mean reinforcing and reintroducing a species within its range - the area it is traditionally found - for example, grey wolves in Yellowstone national park in the US - or introducing a species outside its native range to boost numbers or replace a function in an ecosystem that has been lost through extinction.
Mr Copé says that he already has 220 deputies supporting him.When the French refer to the burqa, they do not mean the Afghan outfit, with a cloth grille over the eyes, which is not seen in France; they mean the niqab, the head-to-toe covering that leaves a narrow slit open for the eyes, which is traditionally found in the Gulf.
British brass bands were traditionally found in small provincial towns where they'd compete and provide entertainment before people had radios and TVs.
