The phrase "as we customarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or behaviors that are typical or traditional in a particular context or situation.
Example: "As we customarily do at the beginning of each meeting, let's review the agenda."
Alternatives: "as we usually" or "as is our tradition".
And when we do consider technology in historical terms we customarily see it as a driving force of progress: every so often, it seems, an innovation the steam engine, electricity, computers brings a new age into being.
There was constant talk that the EU would back down at the last moment, as is customarily the case.
The justification of 'defending the public interest', as is customarily invoked by regulators in this context, often exacts a heavy price on the medical needs of patients and employers abroad, not to mention the reputation and careers of practitioners seeking to migrate - who, in the majority of cases, are ultimately cleared of wrongdoing [ 31].
He has in stock a vividly colored 1660 map by the Dutch cartographer Peter Goos showing California as an island, as it was customarily depicted even into the 1700's.
"My preference going forward is that we have to be careful not to slip into playing the game as it customarily is played".
Chief Justice John Roberts, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch, as well as the customarily silent Clarence Thomas, all appear likely to allow gerrymandering to continue.
The producers' lawyers argued that, in sending those e-mails, Mr. Thibodeau did not provide "public relations services as may customarily be required" by Broadway producers.
In addition to meditating on a flame within his heart, as he customarily did, he imagined himself breathing in light and expelling fatigue.
They called him by his first name, Louie, and he smiled, as he removed his T-shirt to play, as he customarily did, bare from the waist up.
