The phrase "as quite often" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate frequency, but the construction is awkward and not commonly accepted.
Example: "She visits her grandmother as quite often as she can."
Alternatives: "as frequently as" or "as often as".
Weighted least squares (WLS) were preferred over ordinary least squares (OLS) to address the heteroskedasticity as, quite often, the error variance is functionally related to the independent variables in regression [83], that is, the variability of the biomass increases with tree independent variables [84].
Weighted least squares (WLS) were preferred over ordinary least squares (OLS) to address the heteroskedasticity as, quite often, the error variance is functionally related to the independent variables in regression [ 83], that is, the variability of the biomass increases with tree independent variables [ 84].
But where devolving forest rights provoked local conflict, as quite often happens, the forest usually suffered.This does not mean that community forest management is no good.
Especially from 1750 to about 1830, the nobs delighted in wordy and pompous tributes, bad enough when (as quite often) they are in Latin, insufferably overblown in the latinate English employed to ape it.
And yet I enjoy and even value these anecdotes, even when, as quite often happens, they have little or nothing to do with the music about to be played.
They suffer from deep, ancient taboos that treat unmarried mothers as prostitutes, even if their pregnancy is the result (as quite often it is) of abuse or rape.
Right at the bottom of the league pyramid, four clubs were forced to seek re-election but Rochdale, Lincoln City, Bradford City and Wrexham all survived, as was quite often the case with the self-preservation society in full swing.
As single-minded, always; as forceful, certainly; as brutal, quite often.
Indeed, Mr King says as much quite often.
And so perhaps their daughters can be regarded as tarts quite often.
But that doesn't work when I'm traveling in the United States by car, as happens quite often.
