The phrase "a system that regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that performs actions or functions on a consistent or frequent basis.
Example: "We need to implement a system that regularly updates our database to ensure data accuracy."
Alternatives: "a system that consistently" or "a system that frequently".
Reality set in: I live within a system that regularly kills black people.
It leads to meaningless claim interpretation, to an incomplete vision of the disclosure requirements, and to a system that regularly violates one of patent law's few constitutional limitations.
As a way around that, Stapleton introduced a system that regularly analyzes samples of riders' blood and urine to detect unnatural changes in their physiology.
Education reformers, who generally view the type of employment statutes at issue in Vergara as contemptible examples of a system that regularly puts the narrow interests of adults before students, celebrated.
Among those awaiting trial, many are stuck behind bars because they can't afford bail, products of a system that regularly forces legally innocent people to serve time.
The majority of U.S. prisoners are African American and Latino males in their childbearing years, imprisoned in a system that regularly violates their fundamental human rights and ravages their health.
Human rights activists have accused him of lording over a government system that regularly tortures and exacts revenge on its critics.
The majority of the health care workers (80.1%) agreed that their organizations had a specific system that regularly reports performance of health care workers.
Meanwhile, Mr. Cameron's coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, are gaining the experience in governing that they were long denied by an unfair electoral system that regularly awarded them fewer seats in Parliament than their popular vote warranted.
"I've never coached against that style of play in 35 years of coaching," said Vanguard Coach Russ Davis, who had 10 players play double-digit minutes to counter a 16-player Olivet system that regularly substituted five at a time.
Swift J1357.2, an X-ray binary system that regularly emits outbursts of high energy, consists of a black hole slowly consuming its companion star.
