The phrase "are regularly called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is frequently referred to or named in a particular context.
Example: "These events are regularly called community gatherings, where residents come together to discuss local issues."
Alternatives: "are often referred to" or "are frequently named".
"You wouldn't believe some of the incidents crews are called out to. "We are regularly called to deal with a lot of incidents which could be avoided.
As a body confidence activist whose services are regularly called upon for TV and radio punditry, my Twitter feed is constantly invaded by indignant, blustering huffer-puffers wondering why people like me are devoting our intellectual and creative capacity to something so 'meaningless' and 'superficial' as body image.
Not long ago, in the course of a cross-examination by one of the music papers, the musician Florence Welch found herself faced with a question that many a celebrity, and quite a lot of ordinary people, are regularly called upon to answer: what was the most important book she had ever read?
It will be a number of weeks before the prince starts his first 24-hour shift as he will have to undergo "acceptance" - learning the terrain and landing sites crews are regularly called out to by flying to the places during day and night exercises.
The government says the 120,000 families are to blame for a significant share of social problems because the adults are usually on benefits for life, their children are often absent from school and the police are regularly called to their homes.
Each member has one vote, for which they are held to account: full minutes of each meeting are published within two weeks, and members are regularly called before the Treasury Select Committee, as well as speaking to wider audiences at events during the year.
But if I could ask a question of the media figures who are regularly calling for Obama to reject Wright today, who urged Clinton to reject Geraldine Ferraro the day before and who demanded Obama reject Louis Farrakhan earlier last week, it would be this: what would satisfy you?
Armstrong was regularly called an Uncle Tom.
He is regularly called the anti-Donald Trump, the anti-Jerry Jones, the anti-Mark Cuban.
"I am regularly called names I shouldn't be called," she says.
Clemens was calmer, refusing to explode even when he was regularly called a liar.
