The phrase "as a regular fixture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently present or a common occurrence in a particular context.
Example: "The local farmer's market has become a regular fixture in our community every Saturday morning."
Alternatives: "as a common presence" or "as a consistent element".
Their next target is to establish the festival as a regular fixture in Europe's summer calendar.
Is this something we might expect as a regular fixture, given this year's slew of two-part stories?
"The home nations already represent themselves as independent footballing nations and I think the reinventing of this famous contest as a regular fixture is to be welcomed.
In recent years Qarabag have managed to rise above financial crisis to become a dominant force in Azerbaijan's top tier as well as a regular fixture in the Europa League, and now Champions League.
Williamson has established himself as a regular fixture in the Magpies first team, making 32 appearances this term.
London-born Swinson made his debut for the Falcons in the 2007-08 seandn, and following a stint with Tynedale went on to establish himself as a regular fixture in the second row.
As he became a regular fixture in the Southampton starting XI – firstly under the guidance of Nigel Adkins and then up until this summer Mauricio Pochettino – from the get-go, Schneiderlin displayed the talents of a youngster that could go on to make a name for himself in the Premier League, yet he stayed with Saints to coincide with their rise through the leagues.
Davis joined the BBC in 1993 as an economics correspondent, becoming a regular fixture on the 10 O'Clock News before moving to Newsnight as its economics editor.
So began Silverstein's long association with Playboy, where he published not only cartoons and illustrations but also ongoing travelogues from such places as Tokyo, Paris, and Moscow, and became a regular fixture at the seedily infamous Playboy Mansion.
Having distinguished herself as The Apprentice's most notoriously rude and ruthless contestant ever, the former business consultant has built a media career as a "social commentator", and is a regular fixture on TV studio sofas, scandalising audiences with a set of opinions typically held by mean girls bitching in the playground.
Poe was a regular fixture there, as was H. P. Lovecraft (who was born in Providence); both of them influential writers of gothic literature.
