The phrase "as it regularly" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that occurs regularly, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The meeting is scheduled for every Monday, as it regularly has been for the past year."
Alternatives: "as it typically" or "as it usually".
It has been recorded to at least 1200 m, and is far from being strictly terrestrial, as it regularly climbs on low trees and bushes.
This combination of cumbersome commercial traffic and impatient private cars was a lethal mixture that kept our canyon in the papers, as it regularly spat out corpses.
The Syrian government's official news agency, SANA, reported on its Web site that two law enforcement officers were killed in Idlib by an "armed terrorist group," as it regularly refers to all opposition groups, and that the authorities had killed nine of its members.
Indeed, Gantz has already declared that he would not enter into a coalition with either of the Arab parties, which places his center-left party at a distinct disadvantage at forming a majority even as it regularly places first in the polls.
Prepare yourself for questions in this area, as it regularly comes up in job interviews.
We take a look at insider activity every few months, as it regularly seems to bring promising stocks to our attention.
I've been looking at it regularly as a vicious, defamatory campaign has been rolled out against unionism.
Raichle et al. [10] showed that patients with a more distal amputation level were also more likely to wear a prosthesis as well as use it regularly.
The length of time you meditate is not as important as doing it regularly, and to the point of relaxation.
Some parents do this daily but as long as you do it regularly, it will keep your children attuned to gratitude.
The bread at Lake Road Kitchen is perfect: not-sour sourdough (it's to do with keeping the starter out of the fridge, apparently, and checking it as regularly as a mother does a newborn).
