The phrase "as traditionally applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept, rule, or principle has been historically implemented or interpreted.
Example: "The law, as traditionally applied, has favored the rights of property owners over those of tenants."
Alternatives: "as historically implemented" or "as conventionally interpreted".
This investigation supports the value of diatoms in assessing landscape stressors in large rivers as well as the more traditionally applied water quality conditions.
This assumption is built into the comparative method as it is traditionally applied.
Central VA ECMO has been traditionally applied as a bridge to recovery in patients who fail to wean from cardiopulmonary bypass after cardiac surgery.
All these cases suggest that body size, traditionally applied as a significant character in taxonomy of the genus (because of considerable uniformity in other morphological characters) is controlled by ecological factors rather than by a strict taxon-specific developmental constraint.
A high proportion of producers and processors have not traditionally applied international safety standards as as they've always worked purely for local consumption.
Carbon fiber reinforced plastic application, as a substitute for more traditionally applied materials like steel and aluminum, allows for combining lower mass with higher stiffness, and thus an increase in performance of highly-dynamic multiaxial testing machines.
Evidence allows concluding that alcohol-based handrub preparation can replace the alternatives traditionally applied such as chlorhexidine and promote reductions in associated costs, including indirect ones such as water supply and brushes disposal.
Research has already shown that results obtained by IMS-MS for noncovalent complexes show good correlation with results obtained by traditionally applied methods, such as cryoelectron microscopy and X-ray crystallography [ 37].
Trigonella foenum graecum (fenugreek) is traditionally applied to treat disorders such as diabetes [ 1], high cholesterol [ 2], wound inflammation [ 3], and gastrointestinal ailments [ 4].
Term "responsiveness" is similar to "sensitivity", however the latter term is traditionally applied to a single type of perturbation (as in "sensitivity analysis").
