The phrase "a regular finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical reports, research studies, or any situation where a consistent observation or result is noted.
Example: "During the examination, a regular finding was the presence of elevated blood pressure among the patients."
Alternatives: "a common observation" or "a typical result".
The full-length sequence for an antimicrobial peptide (AMP) of the defensin family is presented in additional file 2. Antimicrobial peptides are a regular finding in sialotranscriptomes of hematophagous insects and ticks.
According to a recent investigation, a decrease in protein C is a regular finding in patients with severe sepsis and an early and independent predictor of sepsis mortality [ 35].
Nasal function and anatomy are known to change after laryngectomy due to the lack of ventilation, and in CT scans of paranasal sinuses mucosal swelling is a regular finding [ 6, 7, 27, 28].
However, a regular early finding was huge gender disparities in coital activity (Chaipak 1987; Chompootaweep 1988; Ford & Kittisuksathit 1996; Koetsawang 1987; Nuchanart 1988; Prasartkul et al. 1987; Rugpao 1997; Sittitrai et al. 1992a; Sittitrai et al. 1992b; Wongboonsin & Porapakkham 1989; Woothiprasit 1984).
If a shape is a regular polygon, finding its perimeter is a simple matter of multiplying the length of one side by the number of sides in the shape.
In that regard the regular finding of reduced arterial oxygen saturation and especially oxygen tension during whole-body exercise may be important (Dempsey and Wagner 1999).
The U2 singer was on what is a regular fact-finding mission – visiting hospitals, civil society organisations, politicians and young entrepreneurs – and introducing his eclectic tour party to some of the issues that his campaigning group ONE.org tries to keep at the forefront of global leaders' minds.
Interstitial pulmonary disease and inflammatory myopathy are regular findings.
John McCain makes a regular practice of finding the most ridiculous-sounding government grants, stripping them of all context, and mocking them.
The women in the survey were also more likely to say they had a regular dentist, a finding that confirms what one dentist, Dr. Kimberly Harms, said she has seen in her own practice in Farmington, Minn.
Thus the problem of finding G nt+r,n) for large t is equivalent to finding a regular graph, whose degree of regularity and number of vertices depend only on n and r, with a certain "trace-minimal" property.
