The phrase "as a regular reader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a perspective or opinion based on the experience of frequently engaging with a particular text or publication.
Example: "As a regular reader of this magazine, I have noticed a significant improvement in the quality of the articles over the past year."
Alternatives: "as a frequent reader" or "as a consistent reader".
I was honored that The Times finds me, as a regular reader, to be "sophisticated".
As a regular reader of the German press, I do not see much evidence of this in the opinion pages, at least not any more.
i revived my interest in taking a daily newspaper and, as a regular reader, I feel rather possessive, as I would toward my local weekly newspaper.
As a regular reader of your column I get the impression you believe that Greece's debt problems are due to its membership of the Euro..
Though I am generally not surprised by this technique, as a regular reader of Mr. Herbert, I was surprised by his use of the device.
As a regular reader of Capital Letters, I would be grateful if you can tell me if I have any consumer rights regarding my family Thomas Cook holiday to Portugal.
Fortunately it's not as bad as all that, as Monkey - a regular reader of the Penarth Times - can testify.
As a career woman and a regular reader of your print magazine I am very concerned that Forbes would print the following article: Don't Marry Career Women by Michael Noer Forbes.com August 21, 2006 It was not only poorly written, it also is a slanted and presents useless generalities on gender roles and the challenges that women and men both face in the workplace and in the bedroom.
Mariah, as any regular reader of this column will know, is a Proper Celebrity.
I suspect as a fairly regular reader of newspapers that all the rest of it is also true.
News-Times, Danbury, Sept. 24 Democrats Bond Over Spending As an astute regular reader, you know that it is supposed to be the off season in Hartford, but you also know that one of the details not wrapped up in the regular session this year was our bonding implementer bill, meaning the authorization to spend the capital funds for school construction and other large-scale, long-term items.
