The phrase "as regularly experienced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs frequently or is commonly encountered in a particular context.
Example: "The challenges faced by the team were, as regularly experienced, a result of miscommunication."
Alternatives: "as often encountered" or "as frequently observed".
Nor was he as tolerant as others of the insults of segregation they regularly experienced as they traveled.
As hunter-gatherers we regularly experienced food shortages, temperature swings, and the need for daily physical activity.
Mr Helmore said the crews regularly experienced heaving seas and very strong winds as well as virtually permanent darkness.
Shock absorber device acts as a buffer in the rod string that suppresses the detrimental dynamic effects regularly experienced in a rod pumping system (Tsuru 1987).
During my medical internship, I regularly experienced sexist comments.
Comedian Lee Ridley, known as Lost Voice Guy, regularly experiences public awkwardness.
We therefore hypothesise that RedCAPs might be involved in the light-dependent structural and/or functional reorganisation of the light-harvesting antenna of PS I and/or PS II in response to D/LL shifts (including water induced changes in light quality) as diatoms regularly experience in their natural habitats, i.e. the water column, mudflats or sea-ice packs [ 51- 53].
He said that in countries such as Bangladesh, which regularly experiences devastating floods, thousands of lives had been saved over recent decades because DRR had been factored into core economic planning and money invested in infrastructure, storm shelters and early warning systems.
When I traveled as a nondisabled person, I didn't run into any of the issues I now regularly experience as a disabled traveler.
Back when I traveled as a nondisabled person, I didn't run into any of the issues I now regularly experience as a disabled traveler.
