'daily learning' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to the process of continuously improving knowledge and skills over time. For example, "I believe in the importance of regular, daily learning, which is why I'm always looking for a new book to read or a new skill to acquire."
One legacy to his daughter (whom he favoured, since he regarded her as the cleverest of his children) was the discipline of daily learning a poem or a piano sonata and the acquisition of fluent English, a consequence of sending her abroad to holiday alone.
When learning a set of new shapes (T2), there was a strong influence of secondary reinforcement on daily learning success and on trials to criterion.
"The technology is part of daily learning".
How would you use a daily "learning hour"?
"Buddhists should not only seek enlightenment through daily learning, meditation and cultivation to gain positive energy from Buddhist doctrine.
This will deliver daily learning, play and lunch opportunities for pre-and primary schoolchildren during the school holidays.
Camera hire every day for £15, wizard school weekends only, until July 10, then daily Learn to love liquorice My mum swore by the medicinal value of liquorice, though I long suspected that was a thinly veiled excuse to munch her way through boxes of the stuff.
"Designing for Evil" just concluded its first quarter at UW's Information School, where prospective creators of apps and services like those we all rely on daily learn the tools of the trade.
I work in a homeless shelter and daily learn stories that prove few folks in power think about the poor when they are making the rules which effect them.
Pragmatists survived, and the smart ones set small daily goals: learning a new Chinese phrase or teaching a poem to a class of eager students.
Moreover, as the mobile phone becomes more and more an indispensable tool in daily activities, learning functionality is required on the user device as well in order to truly enhance the experience of all users, even technology agnostic ones.
