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The phrase "at a regular interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or events that occur consistently over a specified period of time.
Example: "The maintenance team checks the equipment at a regular interval to ensure everything is functioning properly."
Alternatives: "at consistent intervals" or "at fixed intervals".
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The buttons are connected to port B on the microcontroller and is polled at a regular interval of 10ms.
This operation is repeated by shifting the supply/withdrawal points at a regular interval, making the operation symmetric.
The mouse is set to remote mode and polled at a regular interval to determine whether any button has been pressed or if the mouse has been moved.
The luminance values on different walls (including task planes) were also measured at a regular interval of 30 min to assess their variation with time and solar altitude.
The main hypothesis is a cyclic system: an infinite track on which there is an infinite set of identical vehicles spaced at a regular interval of distance.
He magnified the wave till every inch represented a millisecond or so, then used his mouse to select and delete the sections with the pops each one a vertical line, rising at a regular interval.
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The TV MCU receives information from the Mouse MCU at a regular intervals and then processes this information.
At a regular time interval, the liquid media were replaced by aliquots of fresh media.
Most construction places the studs at a standard, regular intervals.
Your refrigerator, however, is active all day long, drawing 250 watts for tens of minutes at a time at regular intervals.
Cases were followed at regular interval for a period of 9 months.
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