The phrase "and more regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an increased frequency of an action or event compared to a previous state.
Example: "I have been exercising and more regularly since the start of the new year."
Alternatives: "and with greater frequency" or "and more often".
"I've worked harder now than I have in years, and more regularly," Mr. Plummer said.
This dynamic suggests that climate scientists should reexamine how to effectively and more regularly engage the public, the researchers write.
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Going out to the movies was a bigger occasion, strangely, when people did it more often and more regularly than they do now.
We can intentionally increase the energy available to us, use the energy we have more efficiently, and more regularly and intentionally renew our energy.
Spread out on the baking sheet and bake for about 30-35 minuntiluntil golden, stirring occasionally so it cooks evenly, and more regularly if you'd prefer a looser texture.
For example, soybean cotyledonary cells were considerably smaller and more regularly-shaped than lima bean cells and contained smaller vacuoles.
As such, clinicians would be prompted to monitor and record (the absence of) suicide-related events and ideation more regularly and closely, using similar outcome measurements as those used in clinical trials, as well as (changes in) depression severity.
He has lobbied for the International Tennis Federation, which oversees the program, to release testing information and results more regularly and promptly.
It also aims to open up the Coliseum bars and cafes more regularly, and to create a new production centre under one roof.
Market integration is higher for palm oil and unshelled egusi than egusi in shells because the first two are processed foods and are more regularly and widely traded than the latter.
