The phrase "are regularly enforced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing rules, laws, or policies that are consistently applied or upheld.
Example: "The safety regulations in the factory are regularly enforced to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "are consistently applied" or "are routinely upheld."
This view is regularly enforced by The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which establishes the ideological line for Republicans on Fed policy.
The particular statutes here attacked have been regularly enforced by the executive officers and the courts for more than half a century.
Above all, the laws are not meant to be regularly enforced as much as used to put those in opposition in a state of continuous theoretical legal jeopardy.The law on the internet may have the farthest-reaching implications.
Spot checks are regularly made by police officers in public toilet cubicles – there is no point having a law if it's not enforced.
The Pakistani intelligence agencies, which had previously been castigated by the country's Supreme Court for being regularly blamed for widely practicing enforced disappearances in Balochistan, was once again nominated by the relatives of the missing persons.
The Taliban is regularly presented as a fundamentalist Islamist group enforcing its rule with terror.
They were not being enforced.
According to Trump's presidential memorandum, the 12 categories of authorized travel will be more stringently enforced and travel to Cuba will be regularly audited to ensure compliance.
The current legal challenge that could gut Obamacare subsidies in three dozen states is regularly described by its proponents as an effort to enforce the law as written.
That review should ensure that the list of equipment barred is regularly updated or supplemented to cover the latest technologies and that the sanctions are vigorously enforced.
