The phrase "a regular story" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a narrative that follows conventional structures or themes, often implying that it is typical or unremarkable.
Example: "The book was enjoyable, but it was just a regular story with no surprising twists."
Alternatives: "an ordinary tale" or "a typical narrative."
"Because there is a regular story.
We'll have a regular story about it in this week's issue, but a few extra comments here on the blog.
It is extremely difficult to write a regular story spliced with sex, just as it would be difficult to tell a story interspersed with explicit sexual detail.
These days, smoking weed is a staple in popular entertainment -- not just as a cheap punchline but as a regular story element, in movies and on TV.
So, I used the video to show possible future work, giving life to most of my visions of that period, and pinning them together in a story of shapes and colors where the language used reminds us of the connections within dreams, not the ones in a regular story.
Writing a short story is like writing a regular story, just quicker.
She's a pretty regular person with a pretty regular story, and that's the point.
Native advertising, or ads that match the form and function of a particular website, e.g. they look and act a lot like the regular story placements on a site like CNN or Business Insider, has become a rule rather than the exception on a wide variety of independent content sites.
There was no mention of the speech in the official press in Syria, where most newspapers do not publish on Friday, nor in Egypt, where those that did publish largely treated the speech as a regular news story.
Because Samsung wants your kids to experience the joy of VR just before bed instead of a regular bedtime story even though why would you do that?
Since Nokia's first non-Finnish CEO, Stephen Elop, was appointed in 2010, job cuts have been a regular headline story for the company.
