The phrase "again repeatedly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that an action is being done multiple times, often in a frustrating or redundant manner.
Example: "She asked him again repeatedly to clean his room, but he still didn't do it."
Alternatives: "once more" or "over and over again".
And if I clear the whole mess and begin again, repeatedly tapping the same button gives me a different string.
I just said I had other plans when they asked me to hang out, each time, time and time again, repeatedly, and they got the point.
And here's a chart: I am quite sure, however, that none of this will stop the Harding thing from being rolled out again repeatedly.
On Thursday, Kevin Downing, Mr. Manafort's lead lawyer, took up that refrain again, repeatedly saying that a local United States attorney's office would have handled the case differently.
He took a caffeine pill before a track workout that involved running a mile very quickly, resting briefly, and running a mile again, repeatedly.
Spacecraft have got close to comets before, but only to periodic comets those which have been forced into relatively short orbits round the sun, and thus have been warmed up and cooled down again repeatedly.
Time and again, Isaacson repeatedly asks Jobs about Gates and Jobs cannot resist the gratuitous dig.
But he was soon stumbling and slurring his words again and repeatedly disappearing again for long holidays.
If the website again crashes repeatedly, Mr. Obama's critics are sure to pounce and some of his Democratic allies may become anxious and apprehensive.
There have been moments when that promise seemed on the verge of becoming a reality, but such hopes have again been repeatedly dashed.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 12.28pm BST First set: Gulbis 2-2 Djokovic*denotesteserverer) Again Djokovic, repeatedly pushing the ball onto the Gulbis backhand, falls 0-30 behind.
