The phrase "a regular habit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or behavior that someone consistently engages in over time.
Example: "She has developed a regular habit of exercising every morning before work."
Alternatives: "a consistent practice of" or "a routine of".
It is still early to tell whether online shopping will become a regular habit of Chinese consumers.
But it also said that while occasional trips were permissible, the governor should not make a regular habit of commuting to Albany by plane.
Since his hiring at Arkansas, Bielema has made a regular habit of responding to former Wisconsin fans who were upset at his departure.
For Mr. Pierson the inanimate world brims with longing and memory waiting to be coaxed forward, and he has made a regular habit of doing so.
In the last fifteen years of his life, he made a regular habit of dying at Ichilov hospital from various kinds of cancers and their complications — viruses, strokes, infections, pneumonias.
Western diplomats say the president doesn't dare leave the country for fear of a coup and has made such a regular habit of firing or jailing his ministers that he has turned the government into a talent vacuum.
I didn't think it was necessary at the time, although I had made a perfectly regular habit of kicking off the day with four premium Tuborgs for breakfast, and had subsequently been expelled from a few schools.
Raiding of bird-tables is a regular habit and no doubt increases their chances of survival at this precarious time when their favourite large seeds are in short supply.
This year the theme of Global Handwashing Day – more than just a day – aims to make the simple, life-saving practice of washing hands a regular habit long after the sun sets on October 15.
We used a structured questionnaire to collect demographic information and information on exposures of interest: regular habit of physical activities, duration of sedentary activities which included watching television, use of computer and video games, and duration of sleep/day of each study participant.
