The phrase "a need for regular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity or requirement for something to be done regularly or consistently.
Example: "There is a need for regular maintenance to ensure the equipment operates efficiently."
Alternatives: "a requirement for consistent" or "a necessity for routine".
Therefore, there is a need for regular and consistent reviews of the published studies.
Safety must be increased as the wind energy production expands, as well as there should be a need for regular reconsideration.
Meanwhile, van Nistelrooy has admitted that a need for regular first-team action was behind to his decision to leave Real.
He's also launched an official website and mailing list to provide updates on the project's post-funding progress: a reminder that for every successful Kickstarter, the hard work comes after the money is secured, with just as big a need for regular updates on how things are going.
However the secondary combined end point of patients who survived without a major amputation, ulcers or gangrene and had no rest pain, nor a need for regular analgesia was favourable for Iloprost, with 18% of patients in the placebo group reaching this optimal secondary end point, compared to 23% in the low dose Iloprost group and 26% in the higher dose Iloprost group (p<0.05).
It is generally agreed that there is a need for regular surveillance of patients with ACKD for the early detection of renal cell carcinoma [17, 18].
There also is a need for a regular source of subsidies, so that operators do not have to return annually to legislative bodies to fight for survival.
He quickly concluded that there was a need for a regular Expeditionary Force, specifically prepared and trained for use as a continental intervention force.
We therefore conclude that anti-TB DIH is a major problem in HIV-associated TB with a decline in immune status and that there is a need for a regular biochemical and clinical follow up for those patients who are at risk.
We concluded that there is a need for a regular revision and readjustment of treatment goals between the GP and his patient.
This study suggests that substandard drugs need to be considered within the context of poor bioavailbility, as well as insufficient API, and highlights a need for a regular and systematic medicines quality surveillance program in Afghanistan.
