The phrase "a regular distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or standard measurement of space between two points or objects.
Example: "The runners maintained a regular distance from each other throughout the race."
Alternatives: "an even distance" or "a consistent distance".
Once you've entered standard settings - height, weight, age - and taken a resting heart rate, you can set the app to guide you via audio instructions through heart rate zone training, intervals, cross training or a regular distance run.
Sensors are spread on the river's edges with a regular distance among them, and mediators exist between every pair of sensors in a pre-established distance between them.
In order to avoid undesirable consequences of anaerobic pockets formation within the piles (Bachert et al. 2008) and maintain aerobic conditions, pile aeration was provided by using perforated pipes that were inserted at the bottom of each pile at a regular distance.
It was found made of pebbles and bricks tied up with a mortar rich in sand in the top portion, made of disjointed bricks and slightly flared at the bottom, and externally surrounded by eight small buttresses, set at a regular distance of about 2.6 m.
When the driver selects the Highway Pilot feature, the truck will adapt to the speed of nearby vehicles and maintain a regular distance from the car in front.
Four µm thick tissue sections were collected at a regular distance of 40 µm between biopsies.
In this map, a progressive and regular distance of upward continuation is defined at every 1 km and the maximum upward height is 10 km.
Specifically, to obtain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms controlling distance decays in similarity of species composition and richness, we assess the following three key hypotheses: (1) If species composition is more strongly influenced by dispersal limitation than species richness, a stronger, more regular distance decay is expected for similarity in species composition.
In a regular set, distance is produced by the length of the shaft and the loft of the clubhead.
The screen resolution is 1024 x 768 – not a Retina Display, then, Apple's name for a screen that has pixels so small you can't see them individually from a regular working distance.
While expensive nanofabrication is normally required to make sufficiently small and accurate slits for the experiments, the team in Vienna has now shown that the skeleton of the alga Amphipleura pellucida, which has a regular pore distance of 200 nanometres, works just as well.
