The phrase "as we traditionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to customs, practices, or beliefs that have been established over time within a particular context or culture.
Example: "As we traditionally celebrate the holiday, we will gather for a family dinner on Christmas Eve."
Alternatives: "as is customary" or "as we usually".
Other scholars have used similar logic to explain why they do not think the Mexican criminal groups are "terrorists," as we traditionally understand the term.
In a digital economy, then, there may be relatively little need for stores as we traditionally understand them, and the retail business will change to reflect this new reality.
These smart devices, are computers but not as we traditionally know them.
The next step in computational photography is for cameras to cut many of the ties to the world as we traditionally see it.
While a respect for heritage (as we traditionally know it) isn't dead, it's certainly no longer solely enough to satisfy younger, 'digitally native' luxury appetites, who according to a globally-reaching 2017 survey by Deloitte have more impulsive spending habits than ever before (almost 20% buy simply to treat themselves) and regard quality and uniqueness as more important than heritage per se.
"And that's more telling for the viewer than the Global South as we traditionally think of it south of the equator, because here you are in a very developed country, you know, in the greatest nation on earth, and you have these stories and you have these situations of people living in these kinds of [dangerous and deprived] situations in Baltimore".
Creative designers who can take their innovative ideas to market and actually make change are entrepreneurs every bit as much as those we traditionally think of in those roles.
The program provides the Fellows with one-on-one time with MIT experts, which enables us to return to our newsrooms with vastly enriched perspectives and knowledge on the topics we traditionally cover, as well as entirely new subjects.
Anyway, a purely academic question, as we Anglos traditionally support any dictator who kisses arse.
Advertising, as we have traditionally defined it, continues to morph as traditional publishers attempt to figure out their digital monetization models.
"We need to be able to shape the foreign policies of these emerging powers, much as we have traditionally done with Western powers," said Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch.
