The phrase "personal tradition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to customs or practices that are specific to an individual or their family.
Example: "Every year, my family has a personal tradition of gathering for a big dinner on Thanksgiving."
Alternatives: "individual custom" or "family tradition".
PERSONAL TRADITION As an American married to an Indianwho comes from a traditional family, I've learned a lot about the culture and have done other fasting holidays withhim.
Personal tradition was at the root of his answer.
Romanishin continued his personal tradition of action-packed miniatures in his entertaining 2015-16 Hastings victory over GM Simon Williams.
"Whatever one's personal tradition," he has learned, "one teaches in the name of aesthetic and cognitive standards and values that are no longer exclusively Western".
Traditionalists demand the cold, mayonnaise-enhanced Maine lobster roll, but my personal tradition runs to the warm Connecticut-style roll dressed with melted butter.
Moreover, the relatively holistic and personal tradition in nursing can be refreshing when compared to the often detached, clinical and brusque approach of phsyicians.
This award is rarely presented, and only then to the physician who best represents the professional and personal traditions of Mount Sinai.
Though he approves of New York State's new law allowing same-sex marriage, Rabbi Allan Schranz of the Sutton Place Synagogue, a Conservative congregation in Manhattan, will not officiate at a wedding ceremony for same-sex couples, pointing out that his reasons, though partly rooted in Jewish traditions, are mostly rooted in his personal traditions.
The women who requested this class sought a safe space to exercise without men around -- in a way that would honor their Muslim faith and their personal traditions of modesty.
It's not about my personal faith tradition; it's about theirs".
His personal great tradition is a modernist one: Tolstoy, Flaubert, Dostoevsky, James, Ford, Conrad, Woolf, Joyce, Hamsun, Kafka, Bellow.
