The phrase "traditionally created by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been made or formed in a traditional or customary way. Example: The intricate design on the wedding dress was traditionally created by hand, hundreds of tiny stitches carefully sewn together to create a stunning masterpiece.
Casual games have traditionally been created by mom-and-pop producers, but the game industry's biggest players are catching on.
Refineries traditionally create products by a relatively simple distillation process.
"Traditionally, a latte is created by mixing steamed milk and espresso, which is then topped with a thin layer of milk foam".
The copper petals, made at Harrogate-based firm StageOne, were created by traditionally skilled craftsmen of the sort who used to roll sheet metal to make body parts for car makers such as Bentley, according to Heatherwick.
Traditionally, clotted cream was created by straining fresh cow's milk, letting it stand in a shallow pan in a cool place for several hours to allow the cream to rise to the surface, then heating it either over hot cinders or in a water bath, before a slow cooling.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a 2001 American traditionally animated action-adventure film created by Walt Disney Feature Animation the first science fiction film in Disney's animated features canon and the 41st overall.
The intervention is unusual because the foundation, created by Mandela, has traditionally avoided making political statements.
They may satisfy the bank's regulations, but they will do nothing to solve the social problems created by incursions into traditionally Tibetan lands.
MOBA does not collect art created by children, or art traditionally perceived as lesser in quality, such as black velvet paintings, paint-by-numbers, kitsch, or factory-produced art including works specifically created for tourists.
After years of tokenism - minority actors traditionally relegated to "buddy" roles in shows created by and aimed at white people - television is embracing diversity amid a larger creative renaissance.
