'public habit' is correct and is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to behaviors or practices that are commonly observed by the public, like a habit that is widely accepted and accepted as the norm. For example, you could say: "The public habit of littering has become an increasingly serious environmental issue."
But public habits have tilted toward primary sources when it comes to pratfalls.
The Nine Deplorable Public Habits: Drunkenness Dirtiness Shuffling Over-loud voice Scratching Unpunctuality Peevishness Spitting Repeated jests.
What he did in private has never been reported, but his public habits showed someone who, at heart, was still "the singing Greek".
"Besides, why start driving again when the gas prices will only go right back up?" Across the country, high prices seem to have produced lasting changes in public habits.
In London, the cameras are set to flash at a speedy 43mph in order, amazingly, to reduce the work load of issuing fixed-penalty notices.In this section Frozen taps The Big Easy Allegro con brio Stark start Rail wail Boxing clever Bleeding them dry Nanny deflation A New Labour nightmare ReprintsGiven public habits, it is easy to see that enforcing the law would be a lot of work, at least at first.
Most Native Americans are tired of public habits that take advantage of their distinctiveness only to exclude them personally from real dialogue on fair and appropriate public representation.
Her love of kitsch, once shared by other members of her generation then pushed aside by later trends, guides her decorating and landscaping, as well as her hairstyle and mismatched ensembles, which make Julian Schnabel's pajamas-in-public habit look conservative.
Only 4.9percentt of the voters were willing to disregard Weiner's weird public volatility and outraged indignation when members of the press and the public questioned his widely publicized habits of internet use.
Wilby also suggests that Dacre has curbed his regular use of the c-word in public, a habit famously nicknamed by staff as "the vagina monologues".
He lamented how Indian captains were made idols and then "thrown in the gutter" by the public; the habit took off with him.
