"traditional animosity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a long-standing feeling of hostility between two groups (such as countries, ethnic groups, political factions, etc.). For example, "The traditional animosity between the two countries has deep historical roots."
The Blackfoot had remained neutral, the Blood refusing to abandon their traditional animosity towards the Cree.
Turkey's behaviour is seen as consistent with its traditional animosity towards the Armenians.
The affair injected new heat into Peruvians' traditional animosity towards their southern neighbours.The airline apologised and fired the managers responsible.
The two players were joined by members of the Sweeney and Alder families as well as Jimmy Montgomery representing arch-rivals Sunderland, who have set aside traditional animosity to support their neighbours.
Anti-parliamentarianism, rejection of Europe, distrust of the state and of traditional media, animosity toward globalization and toward foreigners tend to go together with anti-Semitic views.
"It breaks through the traditional pattern of animosity between the A.N.C. and the Afrikaans-speaking community," he said.
The protest didn't seem to have worked, with sign-ups increasing 850% as it was staged, but traditional taxi drivers' animosity towards hasn't faded.
The trial was a charade and the writer died protesting his innocence, but the animosity between Saro-Wiwa's followers and traditional Ogoni chiefs was real and often bloody.Shell, which wants to ensure that the $38m a year it hands over to secure local goodwill is well spent, recently recruited two dozen experts from development agencies to monitor its community programmes.
Conway shares Schlafly's animosity for feminism and also identifies with traditional roles for women.
"There's no rational reason why a center-left Democratic traditional candidate running the campaign she's running would generate so much animosity... it's only explained if you look at the decades that go back," Boehlert said.
Traditional racism may actually be waning in several European countries, but hostility toward Islam and animosity toward Muslim immigrants and their children is on the rise.
