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Discover Ludwig"traditionally have" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that usually happens or is done in the same way over a long period of time, for example, "People in this region traditionally have grown wheat on their farms for hundreds of years."
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Architects traditionally have resisted roof gardens.
Bookshops traditionally have been like libraries.
The Democrats traditionally have an advantage in this area.
They traditionally have negotiated for more time off.
But they traditionally have been limited to, well, software.
The overwhelming majority of Tibetans traditionally have been Buddhists.
But Super Bowl seasons traditionally have calamitous sequels.
"Greeks traditionally have always regarded property as a secure investment.
Canadian elections traditionally have revolved around great issues.
(Veterans traditionally have lower unemployment rates than nonveterans).
They traditionally have been provided without charge to medical schools.
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