The phrase "a reasonably regular basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that occurs with a fair degree of frequency or consistency.
Example: "We hold team meetings on a reasonably regular basis to ensure everyone is updated on project progress."
Alternatives: "a fairly consistent schedule" or "an adequately frequent basis".
"Iran is an issue that is discussed both by the National Security Council and cabinet on a reasonably regular basis".
"Iran is an issue that is discussed both by the National Security Council and cabinet on a reasonably regular basis". He added: "We have had concerns for some time about their nuclear programme.
Defender Obamwonyi, from Isthmian Premier League side Tooting & Mitcham, is also training with the Alex. "(Chief scout) Neil Baker is coming up with trialists from the lower leagues on a reasonably regular basis," manager Dario Gradi told BBC Radio Stoke.
Edward held Parliament on a reasonably regular basis throughout his reign.
However, addition of further substrate on a reasonably regular basis resulted in continual hydrolysis, fermentation, and production of ethanol (Fig. 5).
Although these services are available on a reasonably regular basis, our findings indicate that many social and emotional-related factors may contribute to an individual not presenting for recommended care.
I talk to his agent on a fairly regular basis.
On a pretty regular basis.
"He seems to be both genuine and committed to doing more, and I have good reason to believe he is going to start doing more and doing more on a reasonably regular basis which would be a truly remarkable development and in contrast to any or the recent prior presidents.
According to the Federal Trade Commission: If the original price being advertised has been "offered to the public on a regular basis for a reasonably substantial period of time," then there is a basis for legitimacy.
Enjoy a brew-ski on a regular basis?
