"habitually considered" is a correct phrase in written English.
It means something is regularly or frequently thought about or regarded in a certain way. Example: The old house on the corner was habitually considered haunted by the locals.
"Why are young Muslims angry and disillusioned?" asks the same media that habitually considers hysterical fabrications about Muslims demanding Halal bingo, or whatever, more important than factual reports about Palestinian children being blown to pieces.
Less well known are the recent studies showing that routine, casual, continuing — what you might call chronic — exposure to pesticides is damaging not only to flora but to all creatures, including the one that habitually considers itself above it all: us.
Certainly, you have a special journey that makes you who you are - but so do the peoples you habitually consider as totally different from yourselves.
With these explanations we hope to have shown how the Traffic Light System can be used to guide chiropractors through a simple thought process, in which they should habitually consider three questions: Is there specific sound research evidence in favor of this clinical procedure?
He was told he was not, under the new benefits rules, considered habitually resident in the UK and would have to wait three months before claiming JSA.
Another issue to consider is the duration of time using a medicine in order to it to be considered chronically or habitually used.
According to the High Court, other actions not specified habitually in texts should be considered as coercive measures (e.g. no information to patients from health staff).
Another characteristic of individuals with eating disorders is that they habitually weigh themselves.
Circus folks habitually think outside the box.
