"traditionally held position" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a role or status that has been held by someone for a long time and is considered to be a traditional or established norm. Example sentence: "The queen holds a traditionally held position as the head of state in the United Kingdom."
The unregulated care provider traditionally holds a position with little decision-making power.
Mr. Chan is a concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the position traditionally held by the leader of the violin section, and he is also a wine lover and Burgundy fanatic.
In recognition of the imperial position traditionally held by the Habsburgs, the emperors of Austria became the titular presidents of this parliament.
In a surprise move, the Welsh manager made 20-year-old Alonso the team captain, a position traditionally held by more senior players.
He brought her to Sacramento when he was elected and named her secretary of Agriculture and Services, a position traditionally held by a grower.
She rightly stresses that the plan should also provide for positions in critical fields such as education and social work — positions traditionally held by women.
Mr. Koo is known as a centrist on the Council, and as a businessman, he often takes positions traditionally held by more conservative politicians.
I have seen time and again how women in these programs gain such respect from their husbands and the community that they are elected to leadership positions traditionally held by men.
Many Spaniards born in the Philippines (criollos) and those of mixed ancestry (mestizos) became wealthy, and an influx of Latin American settlers opened up government positions traditionally held by Spaniards born in the Iberian Peninsula (peninsulares).
While Egyptians typically travel to the Gulf to work for Arabs there, in Al Qaeda, Egyptians have traditionally held most of the senior positions.
