The phrase 'everyday habit' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a habit that someone has established as a routine practice. For example, "Establishing an exercise routine has become an essential everyday habit for me."
At first Dawn, a Long Islander, limited her marijuana smoking to the weekends, but soon it became an everyday habit that ultimately landed her in a residential treatment program run by Phoenix House.
"Description demands intense observation, so intense that the veil of everyday habit falls away and what we paid no attention to, because it struck us as so ordinary, is revealed as miraculous". Is this mysticism?
It would be hard to explain to someone looking at an IBM mainframe back in the 1960s that someday similar machines would replace books and newspapers, give us recommendations on where to eat and directions for how to get there, and even talk to us, but today those things have become matters of everyday habit.
91percentt of US respondents indicated they check their emails (37percentt claimed it is an everyday habit) while 45percentt check their voicemail.
That was the everyday habit.
But whether he's photographing something as heavy as a solemn moment in time or as simple as an everyday habit, Estrin says there's a commonality beneath each of these pictures: spiritual experience.
The Jews spoke Arabic and shared many of the same traditions and everyday habits as the Arabs.
But the real impact has come in the change community health workers have wrought in everyday habits.
In fact, it is in the most mundane, everyday habits that clues to health problems can be found.
To understand what truly motivated people, Dichter said, it was necessary to get them to talk at length about their everyday habits.
I hope Green Your Cup will make a difference to how people think about the wastefulness of some of our everyday habits.
