The phrase "a regular chance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an opportunity that occurs frequently or is expected to happen consistently.
Example: "I appreciate having a regular chance to meet with my mentor every month to discuss my progress."
Alternatives: "a consistent opportunity" or "a frequent chance".
The same goes for people who are more than happy putting pedals to the metal on a regular basis — chances are they're not planning to change their behavior very soon.
If you're the kind of person who attends hackathons on a regular basis, chances are you spend some of your time on your laptop or smartphone on activities that, in hindsight, probably aren't actually worth your attention.
Mr. Romney said the president had missed regular chances to label China a currency manipulator for artificially lowering the value of its currency, making its exports cheaper.
Arsenal, however, inspired by Reyes's determined running, created regular chances.
He had opportunities last season – more regular chances than Loïc Rémy or Didier Drogba did at Chelsea – but, more often than not, he snatched at them.
An international calendar working group has been established to see what can be done to ensure that, from 2016, the current Tier Two nations get more regular chances to measure themselves against their supposed peers.
And despite Aneke's penalty and one or two close calls for the away side as the game became increasingly open, Brentford still had the better and more regular chances.
If you're like any of the millions of Americans bopping to "Call Me Maybe" on the regular, chances are you've got Canadian popstar Carly Rae Jepsen on the brain.
Because Taiwanese children may not have regular chances to be exposed to tobacco smoke from their family members, the effects of passive smoking on 8-OHdG in children are less likely to appear in the model.
