The phrase "as you frequently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a habitual action or behavior that someone regularly engages in.
Example: "As you frequently remind us, communication is key to our success."
Alternatives: "as you often" or "as you regularly".
Folders of bookmarked job listings or apartment openings on Craigslists become practically useless as you frequently need to revisit them to remind yourself why you bookmarked them in the first place.
As you frequently hear me preach, it's always a challenge to judge quality in art untested by history, especially when the work is as richly diverse in medium, style and content as that coming out of India since 1947.
As a freelancer you frequently have to pitch your ideas to editors, which Carrington describes as being "quite nerve-wracking when you start off".
Do you think you're combative, as you have frequently been described?
They avoid "non-words," such as "er," "umm," and filler-phrases such as "you know". Frequently ask questions of others, showing intense interest in what others say and in what they are doing.
Fast cuts between very dark and bright content, as you get frequently in the infamously tough-to-display chapter 7 of Exodus: Gods And Kings on 4K Blu-ray, reveal that the 65Z9F's backlight responds faster than the Samsung's.
As long as you practice frequently, you too will become great at Capoeira.
Every browser has an Incognito feature that disables your browser or other websites from getting your browsing information, such as the sites you frequently visit, your username, and even passwords.
And just as in real golf, you frequently discover that your game lets you down at the worst possible moment.
We are committed to communicating with you frequently as our leadership team works on bringing the two companies together.
I'll update you frequently as the miracles unfold.
