The phrase "a recurring segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of a show, podcast, or any other format that appears repeatedly over time.
Example: "The podcast features a recurring segment where listeners can call in and share their stories."
Alternatives: "a regular feature" or "a repeated section".
Lip Sync Battle began as a recurring segment on US chatshow Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.
The show mocked the advertisers, and Smigel appeared in a recurring segment as a network executive demanding that the show become more appealing.
"From the Archives" is the first of a recurring segment where we reprint articles from The Tech's archives that are relevant or interesting to today's MIT community.
It's derived from a recurring segment of the old 1960s US TV show Rocky and Bullwinkle – a segment that I have to admit was absolutely unknown to me until now.
Just last season, he was working hard "on his self-regulation skills," as press materials phrased it; in a recurring segment titled "Smart Cookies, Cookie Monsterr fought crime alongside a team of sentient baked goods without ever nibbling at them.
And when he and Colbert matched up as mindless pundits in a recurring segment called "Even Stevphen," their routines turned into a jazzlike quilt of sound: COLBERT: Does the French election signal the reëmergence of Fascism in Europe?
The recurring segment, a panel of three opinionated professionals: Star Jones, Esq.; Nancy Snyderman, M.D. and Donny, is filled with banter about the hot topics of the day, refereed by Guthrie to get to the next hot topic as the segment time counts down quickly.
It was Meyers who went long, Monday night, breaking down the entirety of the "Access Hollywood" mess, while finding time to lambaste Trump, Billy Bush, Paul Ryan and locker room talk, in the recurring segment "A Closer Look". .
The protest was part of a nationwide move backed by Chinese American organizations against the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" recurring segment called "Kids Tablee".
The protest was part of a nationwide move backed by Chinese-American organizations against the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" recurring segment called "Kids' Table". Similar protests were planned for Saturday at ABC studios nationwide.
While appearing on the Rachel Maddow Show last night in the recurring segment "It's Pat," MSNBC pundit Pat Buchanan accused the Lesbian Coalition of America (LCA) of discriminating against him.
