"become a regular practice" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or behavior that has become a routine or habit. For example: - "In our office, recycling has become a regular practice." - "Eating breakfast every morning has become a regular practice for me." - "Yoga has become a regular practice in my daily routine." - "In recent years, meditation has become a regular practice in many workplaces." - "In order to maintain good health, exercising regularly should become a regular practice."
The Pentagon had invited Graham specifically because he was the NDPTF honorary chairman, continuing what has become a regular practice of inviting the NDPTF honorary chairman to speak.
"This kind of lawlessness directed against Russian journalists, which has become a regular practice, confirms once again that the Ukrainian side is ignoring basic norms of democracy, in particular, freedom of speech," said a Foreign Ministry statement.
"It has become a regular practice in LadoBe to plan and systematically monitor colleagues who go on a trip to dangerous zones," Aroche says, "There is today a better awareness of the need to assess risk in press coverage that didn't exist before".
For this reason, thorough examination of such arteries has become a regular practice in the prevention of stroke, brain ischemia, and dementia [ 4].
Parents also emphasized that making teaching assistants for children with disability in mainstream schools become a regular practice financed by the Ministry of Education is essential for inclusive education.
At the turn of the century (2000), using even news celebrities such as Sharon Smith--whose lover was mauled to death in San Francisco by a neighbor's dogs--to discuss the rights we don't have as domestic partners, became a regular practice at the magazine.
The sad fact is that lying has become a regular and entrenched practice when police misconduct occurs, and disciplining or firing officers for engaging in that practice has rarely happened".
Weeks later, Bilé and a friend would conduct a much larger, full-blown exorcism to challenge the spirit once and for all that would set him on a path where exorcisms would become a regular part of his practice.
Nontraditional use of diagnostic and treatment procedures that have little medical scientific justification for their use has become a regular part of this practice.
As a result of her work on Kyocera's Green Card network, which promotes sustainable business practices, she has become a regular contributor to seminars and conferences on sustainability and CSR.
