The phrase 'a kind of regular' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something which is almost, but not quite, regular or consistent. For example: He visited her every weekend, so it had become a kind of regular thing.
She was a kind of regular person I recognized as of this place.
For three years I tried to write a kind of regular, realistic but fictional work about his death.
Among the most important is a group of eight cardinals — jokingly referred to as the G-8 — who act as a kind of regular cabinet for the pope.
At the same time, for patients who claimed being away from home as a reason, it is possible to encourage them plan a kind of regular reminder for themselves every time the patient going away from their residential home.
Patients were asked if they had performed any kind of regular PA at least once a week for the previous month.
Lacking any kind of regular contact between bureaucracies or institutional structures, fear trumps all else.It is too soon to start opening embassies.
Radio Moscow, now the Voice of Russia, and its TV counterparts, unlike the BBC, do not carry out any kind of regular audience measurement.
Now urban migration, rising unemployment and spiralling food and living costs mean many children are unable or unwilling to provide ageing parents with any kind of regular support.
Rickenbacker is hell to get into any kind of regular shape easily.
The motif search, however, is not restricted to known linear motifs, any kind of regular expression can be specified.
Over 60% of the dentists took regular physical exercise, with an average frequency of 2.2 times per week; 2.2% rarely exercised or did so only occasionally while 35% reported that they did not do any kind of regular exercise.
