The phrase "a regular piece of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is typical or standard in a particular context.
Example: "This is just a regular piece of furniture that fits well in any living room."
Alternatives: "a standard item of" or "a typical example of".
Sometimes, by accident, reverse transcriptase goes to work on a regular piece of messenger RNA, and copies that into DNA.
What prompted the most troubling debate was the "coal torpedo," an explosive device set in a block of cast iron "dipped in beeswax and pitch and covered with coal dust," so that it looked like a regular piece of coal.
It isn't just a regular piece of domestic legislation that the government is foundering on, but the most important – and potentially most damaging – move in the country's postwar history.
Francesca Zambello, the new general and artistic director of the Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, N.Y., has put an immediate stamp on the institution, changing its name to the Glimmerglass Festival and adding a regular piece of musical theater to the agenda.
He says that Georgia-Pacific supervisors told him to spread the waste in layers in pits that were sometimes forty feet deep, and then to cover it with six inches of dirt, "so that it looked like a regular piece of land".
In 2014, the first year of recreational legalization in Colorado, the number of children who were accidentally exposed to marijuana – for instance, by eating a marijuana-infused edible thinking it was a regular piece of candy – significantly increased from the previous year.
As success came their way, those "driver" moments became a more regular piece of their narrative.
After the Restoration, Charles II ordered its reconstruction by William Bruce, the great architect of Kinross House near Loch Leven – which Daniel Defoe called "the most beautiful and regular piece of architecture in Scotland, perhaps in all Britain".
Kinross was one of the earliest Palladian-style country houses in Scotland, and was recognised as one of the finest buildings in the country; Daniel Defoe described it as "the most beautiful and regular piece of Architecture in Scotland", and Thomas Pennant called Kinross "the first good house of regular architecture in North Britain".
In addition, regular pieces of the soundtrack were reused throughout much of the episode.
Fold all of the regular pieces of paper in half at the same time.Otherwise, it won't work.
