The phrase "watching habits" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the behaviors and patterns someone has when watching television or movies. Example: "As a film critic, I have noticed a change in viewers' watching habits over the years. They are now more likely to binge-watch entire seasons of shows in one sitting instead of waiting for each episode to air."
TV FOR TWO The DVR is in the bedroom, so we have developed shared watching habits.
Watching habits may be changing, in particular to the binge consumption of shows on DVD and video-on-demand.
There will be no 9pm watershed, reflecting changes in broadcasting and watching habits, but broadcasters will be expected to show they have behaved responsibly.
The throttling therefore helps ensure that consumers on AT&T and Verizon don't overuse their data -- and that viewers' binge watching habits won't get cut short.
From there, you can tell Google to stop saving information about things such as your searches, location history and YouTube watching habits.
In a statement announcing his appearance he said: "In the current climate where no one knows what the hell is going to happen to TV schedules, revenues, watching habits, funding, quality control, the BBC, investment, licence fees, charters, and government interference, I'm terribly excited to be asked to join the debate in this, perhaps our most spectacularly clueless year.
The problem is that I am incredibly impatient, which would seem the perfect fuel for a binge watching habit.
Or develop an unhealthy binge watching habit (Game of Thrones, House of Cards, Homeland).
This is about wireless devices and watching behaviour – habits that content needs to keep up with.
Although H.P. has been carefully watching printing habits change for years, Mr. Hurd said H.P. was not in danger.
In the letter, Prospect Park boss' Rich Frank and Jeff Kwatinetz said they have been watching viewer habits since the shows relaunched online.
