The phrase "a regular order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a standard or typical arrangement or sequence of items or events.
Example: "We will process a regular order of supplies every Monday to ensure we have enough stock for the week."
Alternatives: "a standard order" or "a typical order".
A "regular order" process to finance the government through 2014 will start quickly.
The thick, skin-on French fries are hand-cut ($2.50 for a regular order, $3.25 for large).
"Fourteen chip cobs," became such a regular order that the owner, Bill, had to get in extra supplies of bread and potatoes.
If you order a box as a regular order, there are lots of great benefits including cashback, wine vouchers and regular free samples, recipes and more.
But then he circled around a kind of physicist's version of the free-will argument when he cautioned that "the world has to have a regular order and pattern of its own...
But then he circled around a kind of physicist's version of the free-will argument when he cautioned that "the world has to have a regular order and pattern of its own..
Mr. Schneider, a regular, ordered for the table: fettuccine with shrimp, and platters of beef, duck and lamb.
The intuition of men like Newton and Kepler that, beneath the apparent chaos of everyday life, the universe is a regular, ordered machine that can be described with a few simple equations proved amazingly to be correct.
This would allow a regular, ordered structure to form, essential for the formation of a compact fibre and subsequent further folding into a higher order structure such as heterochromatin [21].
Skin of the mouse tail exhibits a regular, ordered pattern of parakeratotic scale epidermis that alternates with orthokeratotic interscale epidermis (Schweizer et al, 1987).
Barack Obama's administration "saved" GM from a regular-order bankruptcy with lots of cash and directives to produce more green cars and fewer SUVs, along with new protections for the United Auto Workers.
