The phrase "traditional practice for" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase can be used when referring to a custom or convention that has been observed for a long time. For example, "It is traditional practice for the bride's family to host the wedding reception."
In another email Carmody said he "proposed" hearing alone the application to disqualify him, contending this was the "traditional practice" for judges.
Traditional practice for simply positioning axial orientation of tunnels in association with principal stress directions only may not be adequate for safety requirements.
Shortly after his birth, John was passed from Eleanor into the care of a wet nurse, a traditional practice for medieval noble families.
Opportunistic hunting of lorises has been a traditional practice, for example, when a tree in which the primate is living is cut down.
If the practice of only burying a single family in each grave were abandoned and the traditional practice for pauper burials of ten burials per grave were adopted, the site was capable of accommodating 28,500,000 bodies.
Some were only able to carry out the traditional practice for a short time and stressed importance on dental hygiene.
Traditional practices for ground exploration originated many years ago and can be in conflict with the geotechnical requirements.
Polikum, a Berlin-based chain of clinics, spends 20% less than traditional practices for the same treatment, claims its boss, Wolfram Otto.
This meant participating in the wage economy by working for salaries during a certain time of the year in order to maintain traditional practices for the rest of the year, thus boosting the traditional potlatch "prestige economy".
The Gun Court has faced criticism on several fronts, most notably for its departure from traditional practices, for its large backlog of cases, and for the continuing escalation in gun violence since its institution.
Tobacco is central to many traditional practices for Tribal communities.
