Sentence examples for traditionally completed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "traditionally completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been finished or accomplished in a manner that follows established customs or practices. Example: "The project was traditionally completed at the end of the fiscal year, following the usual protocols."
Although the encoffining ceremony was traditionally completed by the dead person's family, a decreased interest in it opened a "niche market" for professional encoffiners.
What are the motivations of health administrators asking HCAs to complete tasks not traditionally completed by HCAs?
Last week's most prominent tie non-wearer was Tim Davie, who chose for his first round of media interviews as acting director general of the BBC to dress in a dark navy suit and crisp white shirt – so far, so ho-hum – without the tie that would traditionally complete that outfit.
Simulator development is a time consuming process which requires expert knowledge and must traditionally be completed before the ER process can commence.
Experimental analysis of acoustic wavefronts in water has traditionally been completed with single or arrays of piezoelectric or magnetostrictive transducers or hydrophones.
Swedish PhDs traditionally have not completed their theses until their early 30s (although this is a situation which is changing) so are generally older than their foreign peers, and postdoctoral fellows have more independence than their counterparts in other countries.
Traditionally significance tests were completed using null distributions generated from computer simulations.
We also administered a modified version of the survey at the end of the following semester, after the students had nearly completed a traditionally taught biology course.
Traditionally systematic reviews are completed using an objective and primarily quantitative approach [ 3] whereby a comprehensive search is conducted, attempting to identify all relevant articles which are then integrated and assimilated through statistical analysis.
A combination of literature values and expert opinion, as is what is traditionally done to complete the life cycle inventory, could then be used.
This gender difference is in keeping with other self-report surveys of physical activity and probably reflects both the greater role that women traditionally play in completing household chores and/or the degree to which this activity is perceived as moderate intensity.
