"stable traditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe customs, beliefs, or practices that have remained consistent and unchanged over time. Example: The small town was known for its stable traditions, with annual events and celebrations that had been passed down for generations.
While larger shoals of fish showed more stable traditions than smaller shoals, this was found to be related to their slower rate of turnover rather than a direct effect of group size.
Not only are copying mechanisms often characterised by low fidelity (as in the Cinderella example), but also long-term, stable, traditions are not necessarily supported by high fidelity copying (as in the religion example, where supernatural concepts may be reconstructed each time).
A simple, numerical system of notation together with an oral tradition that stresses absolute precision in text, intonation, and bodily gestures has served to perpetuate this stable tradition and to ensure its uniformity throughout all parts of India.
Organic ages, on the other hand, were periods when critical standards and artistic traditions were stable and coherent.
For this reason, claim (II) –viz., that there are stable philosophical traditions and communities in the region, of the sort commonly found in major centers of Western philosophy— has not yet been shown false.
Borrowing from Gyekye [ 5], Nzegwu [ 6] notes the politics of customs (upon which 'indigenous' phenomena are based), contextualizing this politics while observing that "there is nothing static or stable about traditions and customs", rather, "the root of the problem lies in the way that present generations have chosen to preserve their customs or traditions" ([ 6]. p139).
He said he hoped Ms. Clinton and Mr. Mezvinsky would raise any children they have in a "stable religious tradition, because that's what works".
As a relatively new nation drawn from many different immigrant populations, each with its own culture of food, we Americans find ourselves without a strong, stable culinary tradition to guide us.
At the end of the day, in Latin American philosophy "…each modernizing movement got lost for the upcoming movement…" (Hurtado 2006, p. 206), and there are neither traditions nor stable communities of dialogue.
Kuwait, another small, relatively stable monarchy with a tradition of gerrymandered parliaments stripped of meaningful authority, is locked in a similar protracted crisis, albeit minus the money worries.
Finishing second to a horse as fleet as Darlan round Aintree had testified to that speed, and the stable has a long tradition of exuberant two-milers.
