'daily stuff' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ordinary, mundane tasks and activities that make up ones everyday life. For example, "I have so much daily stuff to do today - I need to do my laundry, dishes, and grocery shopping."
These are the daily stuff of headlines.
He used to write things to me, just daily stuff.
Using inductive content analysis techniques four major themes emerged: a) "The daily stuff is difficult"; b) engineering care at home is complex; c) "life is very difficult"; and d) managing complex health problems is difficult.
It sounds as if the jury thought, like many of Black's defenders, that most of the financial excess described was the daily stuff of wealth creation.
The retracting blade is also great for cutting open FedEx packages, the heavy plastic on 36-can soda packs, childproof foil, shipping boxes and other daily stuff.
Some of his letters are yesterday's equivalents of e-mail, catching his recipients up on the daily stuff of life, annoyances large and small, "toil, tears, sweat and business-wriggling".
"Daily this stuff ticks me off!" The C.T.E.A. spurred Hyde to action.
Stick with designs that "re-contextualize Pop Art and daily life stuff from the 20th and 21st centuries," she said.
This is standard Daily Mail stuff; immigrants are assumed to be living off benefits while at the same time working too hard and stealing our jobs.
He spent a long time going to daily life stuff, and photographing not just war-related things, but the context of war.
Sure, the Daily Fantasy stuff might come to an end if the government has its druthers, but this content partnership is key for a company still fighting to find relevance across the internet.
