The phrase "a regular practice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a habitual or routine action that is consistently performed.
Example: "In our organization, we have a regular practice of conducting weekly team meetings to ensure everyone is aligned on our goals."
Alternatives: "a consistent habit of" or "a routine practice of".
Fran and Barry Weissler have made a regular practice of putting television stars in Broadway shows.
Making a regular practice of having executives actually return money is bad from a morale standpoint when the issue is not a matter of fraud or bad reporting.
The key is maintaining a balance, making a regular practice of letting go, and ensuring that the things you own don't begin to own you.
John McCain makes a regular practice of finding the most ridiculous-sounding government grants, stripping them of all context, and mocking them.
Two West Coasters who have recently made a regular practice of visiting Manhattan, Mr. Land and Mr. Higgins are steeped in jazz of the 1960's.
"But if a tenant believes that the landlord makes a regular practice of charging former tenants for excessive repair costs, a complaint can be filed with the New York State attorney general".
Spending a portion of the evening at outdoor meeting places was a regular practice for most of the people who acquired malaria and the majority of them returned to their houses before 9 pm.
The application of gibberellin is now a regular practice for the culture of the 'Thompson seedless' cultivar ("Sultanina") of grapes to increase berry size.
A further variable in the fiscal politics of Mysore was the presence of the Marathas; and some clans, such as the Ghorpades, made it a regular practice to raid the Mysore capital of Seringapatam.
Efforts are required to make this a regular practice, for example, through continual dissemination of accurate information about ECPs such as through the FOGSI newsletter and journal.
In 1999, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for the majority in Reno v. American-Arab Antimmigrationation caseithat, an immigration case, that presidents have a long history of "engaging in a regular practice... of exercising [deferred action] for humanitarian reasons or simply for its own convenience".
