"at repeated intervals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that happens frequently and regularly. For example, "We clean the windows at repeated intervals throughout the year."
Over time, and at repeated intervals, liquid within the fruit is replaced with sugar syrup.
Thus, the movements of the eye are apparently necessary to allow the contours of the image to fall on a new set of rods and cones at repeated intervals; if this does not occur, the retina adapts to their stimulus and ceases to send messages to the central nervous system.
The methodology needs to be consistent at repeated intervals, and results need verification with ground-based or very high resolution remote observations [28].
Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting (ME&R) consisting of spot-checks at repeated intervals by a monitoring agency, internal field staff and reporting at regular frequencies on progress and mid-course corrections.
The methodology needs to be consistent at repeated intervals, and results need verification with ground-based or very high resolution remote observations [ 28].
Six Cox proportional hazards models were constructed for outcomes measured at repeated intervals (≥5 sexual partners; unprotected sex with casual client, regular client, or boyfriend or husband; HIV and pregnancy, all assessed at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months).
The core and patient experience datasets will be completed once, with the extended dataset completed at repeating intervals generating comprehensive longitudinal data.
Recent scientific analysis no longer supports the idea that extinctions on Earth happen at regular, repeating intervals.
Essentially, T1 data are recorded using a 'fast' sequence, typically a gradient-echo at repeated (seconds) intervals over a predetermined time (5 7 min).
This consisted of three pulses at 50 Hz, repeated at intervals of 200 ms (600 pulses in total [33];).
For IPF patients, pulmonary function was assessed at baseline and repeated at intervals over 12 months to assess disease progression.
