"historically practiced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to something that has been done for a long time in the past. For example, "In India, Ayurveda has been historically practiced for thousands of years."
"It is not charity in the sense that it has been historically practiced," he said.
Most of the fishers of coastal East Africa particularly among the Bajuni, Kojani, Macua and Vezo ethnic communities have historically practiced migration.
"We took into account that yoga is historically practiced for its spiritual and meditative benefits," said Geoff Gloak, a spokesman for the department.
The Pahāṛī have historically practiced a wide variety of marriage arrangements, including polyandry (several brothers sharing one or more wives), polygyny (several wives sharing a husband), group marriages (with an equal number of husbands and wives), and monogamy.
Churches of Christ have historically practiced a cappella music in worship services.
Every Mormon should know that Mormon women historically practiced healing by the laying on of hands and other priesthood practices now reserved to men only--a fact Mormon historian Linda King Newell discovered in the 1970s and 1980s.
But, historically, practice was mainly about getting in shape and learning to play with your teammates.
Historically, practices of cultural imperialism have almost always been linked with military intervention and conquest.
Self-immolations have historically been practiced more by Buddhist and Daoist clergy members, and imitated by other people as a form of protest.
Although death was prescribed for crimes in many sacred religious documents and historically was practiced widely with the support of religious hierarchies, today there is no agreement among religious faiths, or among denominations or sects within them, on the morality of capital punishment.
Qigong-like exercises have historically been practiced by Buddhist monks, Daoist martial artists, and Confucian scholars as a means of spiritual, moral, and physical refinement.
