The phrase "a regular feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or routine source of information, updates, or content, often in the context of social media or news.
Example: "I check my social media accounts daily to stay updated with a regular feed of news and posts from my friends."
Alternatives: "a consistent stream" or "a steady flow".
Since writing a book about depression, I have received a regular feed of emails and tweets from fellow travellers.
Agricultural antibiotics are a regular feed supplement intended to increase growth and lessen the chance of infection in crowded, industrial farms.
This provides a regular feed of parasites into of the urban biotope [35].
Iron was given concomitantly in graded doses of 2 mg/kg/d wks 1 and 2 and 4 mg/kg/d, wks 3 and 4. At baseline (Fe dosing) and again on d 14 (Fe dosing) each infant received one dose with a regular feed (as described previously).
It's best to keep them on a regular feed to ensure that they get a balanced diet.
Though a regular feeding schedule is best for most cats, a free-feeding schedule may work for some.
The researchers were able to regulate cavefish circadian clocks by creating a regular feeding schedule.
Known as the Queen of Routine, Ford – a trained nanny who has not had children of her own – advocates strict routines to train the child into a regular feeding, waking and sleeping pattern.
The food source may not be evident, especially since pigeons in the city tend to eat just about anything that falls on the ground, but Ms. Connolly said they are intelligent enough to remember where -- and when -- a regular feeding occurs, and to wait.
In this sense, it can be stated that a regular feed-forward ANN is a special case of the proposed EFS approach.
His study, published in a November issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, showed that mice on a regular feeding schedule have much more efficient metabolisms than critters who are allowed to eat whenever they want.
