The phrase "a regular kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is typical or standard in nature or quality.
Example: "This is just a regular kind of coffee, nothing fancy or special about it."
Alternatives: "a typical type" or "a standard variety".
Detective Kilcoyne said that Mr. Franklin apparently went about his life "as just a regular kind of neighborhood guy".
Jonjo O'Neill presents John Proctor as a regular kind of guy, dressed in casual jeans and denim shirt.
Mr. Tate, 32, a graduate of the University of California, San Diego, who has his own theater producing and marketing company, tatetheatrics.com, wanted a "regular kind of walk-up building," rather than a fancy high-rise.
Wanamaker remembers Jenner, whom he first met at track meetings in the late Sixties, as "a regular kind of guy, real serious about sport, real competitive … He was very ambitious.
One of the most amazing things that happened was--and I wasn't even expecting this, because I'm not, like, a glory-hog type of guy; I'm just, I'm, you know, I'm like a, I'm just, I'm more like a regular kind of just everyday guy--but I went into a high school to address a group of kids, and they loved "The Beast Side" so much that they painted a picture of me that wrapped a whole hallway.
In early October, residents began to realize that this outbreak was more than a regular kind of illness and began to classify it as two gemo (two [illness] gemo [epidemic]), the second explanatory model in Table 1.
He is a stocky regular kind of guy who seems to know everybody in Shenzhen.
In the 13th century, under Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, monasteries started a newer more regular kind of rule, and Penmon became an Augustinian priory with conventional buildings.
I asked Mr. Foley if Goldfish with organic wheat was any healthier than the regular kind, a tricky question for an executive at a large food company to answer.
How many gowns does a woman -- the regular kind, who will never thank the William Morris Agency in a televised awards ceremony -- actually need?
I only really showed up on the off-chance they might have been filming it in a palace in Tobago made out of diamonds and filled with innumerable birds of paradise, but it turned out to be the regular kind where a racially diverse group of attractive college kids are partying like they just discovered cocaine.
