The phrase "preserve tradition" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is often used to express the importance of protecting something of cultural or historical significance, rather than allowing it to disappear or be altered. For example, you might say, "It is important to preserve tradition, so that future generations will have the opportunity to experience the same customs and practices as our ancestors."
But as cosmopolitan city life increasingly overshadow traditional desert life, one festival aims to preserve tradition and introduce U.A.E.
How do you as an artist preserve tradition while allowing for innovation?
During each dynasty in which the city was the capital, care was consistently taken to preserve tradition when it was rebuilt or remodeled.
Nadal is also pushing behind the scenes for the tour to consider changing the rankings from a one-year system to a two-year system (Federer prefers the status quo to preserve tradition and upward mobility for emerging stars).
Religion is a key theme of the exhibition, which explores "the multiplicity of ways that Jews sought to adapt Judaism or preserve tradition in a land of religious liberty," curator Adam Mendelsohn said.
The most frustrating part of this war on Christmas scrum is the fact that those who profess a motivation to preserve tradition and to counter persecution – whether real, perceived or simply manufactured – are often the very people who profit from the corporate rot undermining the traditions they seem so motivated to preserve.
Overzealous attempts to preserve traditions can just as effectively kill them.
Still, the fight against it has been fierce, as all sides struggle to preserve traditions that have been intertwined for decades.
The Kala Raksha Trust (www.kala-raksha.org), whose mission is to preserve traditions by helping artists generate income from contemporary work, takes orders from all over the world.
What I love about the history business is that we preserve traditions and make them available to everyone and anyone, regardless of background.
Her book will tackle what may be considered a sensitive topic in households trying to preserve traditions: is it OK to cut corners?
