The phrase "are regularly posting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action where individuals or groups frequently share content or updates, typically on social media or websites.
Example: "The company are regularly posting updates about their new product launch on their social media channels."
Alternatives: "are frequently sharing" or "are consistently updating".
Beyond powering creative networks and portfolio display on LinkedIn, AIGA, and AdWeek, Behance is behind more than 12 sites that are now receiving over 51 million pageviews per month, from over 7 million visitors, and Apple, Nike, Netflix, and Facebook (among others) are regularly posting jobs and searching for talent in design, illustration, creative direction, etc.
In the soccer stadium where Yekker played as a boy there is now a towering mosque, "where lists of men to be punished are regularly posted".
And players' gruesome successes in such games are regularly posted to their personal page on Facebook, which can be seen by all of their friends.
The films, collectively known as "The Term," are regularly posted online and trace Russia's protest movement, beginning with Vladimir V. Putin's return to the presidency in May.
The short films, collectively known as "The Term," are regularly posted online and trace Russia's protest movement beginning with Vladimir V. Putin's return to the presidency in May.
"It's quite hard to know what to tell children already traumatised and confused by the terrorist attacks," said the concierge at one central Paris building in a neighbourhood where soldiers are regularly posted.
Updates are regularly posted on the NTP World Wide Web site: http://ntp-server.niehs.nih.gov.nih.gov
The only way of finding out what is going on is to watch the horrific YouTube videos of the self-immolations which are regularly posted on Tibetan support websites such as Free Tibet and the International Campaign for Tibet.
The Front's statements and videos are usually issued by its media group, al-Manara al-Baida (the White Minaret), and are regularly posted to jihadist, social media and video-sharing websites.
But what you probably didn't know is that a lot of images from Snapchat are regularly posted to revenge porn sites, called "snap porn".
I had previously noted that a variety of pet-related notices are regularly posted in these locations.
