The phrase "historically popular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been widely favored or well-liked over a significant period in the past.
Example: "The festival has been historically popular among locals and tourists alike, drawing large crowds every year."
Alternatives: "traditionally favored" or "long-standing popularity."
Artemia spp. is an historically popular biological model still requiring an official internationally based standardization.
London is perceived as a low investment risk and historically popular with a legacy of investment data to support".
Taizhou's main industrial area, Yantou, where the Jiaojiang River meets the East China Sea, was historically popular among fishermen, who used the river as a sheltered harbor.
Historically, popular music was any nonfolk form that acquired mass popularity from the songs of the medieval minstrels and troubadours to those elements of fine-art music originally intended for a small, elite audience but that became widely popular.
Historically, popular music was any non-folk form that acquired mass popularity from the songs of the medieval minstrels and troubadours to those elements of fine art music originally intended for a small, elite audience but that became widely popular.
However, parrots were historically popular gifts from homecoming seafarers and adventurers to foreign lands, as they could be trained relatively easily, taught tricks, and bit you less than monkeys.
Using rigorously unscientific polling data, I found Burmese to be more pro-McCain than pro-Obama; based on similar methods, my wife discovered Republican presidents to be historically more popular with Iranians than Democratic ones.
France is no stranger historically to popular unrest.
But the drop has been far less severe for other historically less popular foreign routes.
As 2014 winner Kameron Hurley put it: "They historically rewarded popular work, set in the kinds of old, colonial, dudes-rule-everything universes that my work explicitly challenges".
It is the traditional music of Colombia's Caribbean coast, and although historically the popular music of the poor, it has a passionate following among all Colombians.
