'traditional ethos' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the shared beliefs and attitudes of a particular group of people that have been passed down from generation to generation. For example: "In the small village, the traditional ethos of community was upheld."
Bernett signed up at Parnham shortly after, but found his Modernist sympathies at odds with the school's traditional ethos.
Her decision is part of a sweeping cultural overhaul of medicine's traditional ethos that along with wrenching changes in its economics is transforming the profession.
Metallica, 2014 In similar vein to Jay Z, the metal group came under fire for not obviously fitting with Glastonbury's traditional ethos of peace and love.
Some members remain unhappy about the idea of appointing "professional" non-executive directors whose values may be at odds with the traditional ethos of the Co-op.
So to the traditional ethos of public service we need to add another element of customer care - organising public services around the convenience of the public - if we are truly to meet modern expectations.
The distaste at London's cookie-cutter hi-tech has given Quinlan Terry's traditional ethos a new window of opportunity, and his firm recently designed an apartment block at Hyde Park Barracks in a kind of beaux-arts late-19th-century style – an extraordinary pinnacle, palatial approach that will no doubt revive all the Prince Charles vs Lord Rogers blather of a few years ago.
Lost somewhere in all of this was the subtler, more reflective man who emerged in the 1960s when Heston, after the back-to-back successes of "Ben Hur" and "El Cid," made a series of smaller films critical of the traditional male ethos, an ethos he himself had pretty much come to embody.
But Birbalsingh is standing by her traditional education ethos, which includes a long school day.
Two which have often been cited are the Tunisian army's traditional apolitical ethos and Tunisia's cultural affinity to Europe.
There has been "a fundamental shift in American policing, away from the traditional civilian ethos to a militaristic mentality .This shift has been encouraged by both Congress and successive presidents mostly, although not exclusively, in pursuit of the "war" against drugs.
"That's very much at odds with the traditional Silicon Valley ethos, but it starts to untangle the web of all this trapped capital".
