"frequent journeys" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which a person takes multiple trips or visits to a certain place often. For example, "My job requires me to make frequent journeys to the airport."
An Upper Egyptian biography mentions frequent journeys to Punt, on the Somali coast of eastern Africa.
On the other hand, the nature of Mr. Bowen's work allowed him frequent journeys to the United States.
Some Vatican officials said privately that they wondered if the trip might signal a turning point of sorts for John Paul, 83, whose frequent journeys around the globe have defined his papacy.
Grey will play a high-class call girl in the low-budget feature, which looks like it might be one of the Oscar-winning film-maker's frequent journeys into experimental territory.
The Red Devils chief always felt Park's frequent journeys back to South Korea were a factor and now he is no longer compelled to make them, the 30-year-old is hoping for a positive spin-off.
"It was like a tornado blew into my office," said Ms. Canning, who admitted to being skeptical when Ms. Raddatz told her, " 'I've got it: the perfect person for you.' " Ms. Raddatz had been on one of her frequent journeys to Iraq in March 2005, when she was introduced to Capt.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says there has been a switch from frequent, short journeys on foot to longer, more occasional car trips.
Swenson grew up in South Dakota and made frequent car journeys to California, hating the "hot, horrible desert" every time she crossed it.
Who doesn't love to travel either blocks miles or frequent flier journeys to far flung places, and order a classic like the margarita or the manhattan and get it spot-on just like you would had you ordered it in any of your favorite drinking establishments?
This has equally resulted in mass internal displacement of people and frequent unplanned journeys under tense conditions.
Consequently, these frequent school related journeys put a significant pressure on society to guarantee that they are safe and secure [3].
