"including a recurring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is part of a cycle or pattern that repeats itself over time. For example, "Her weekly schedule includes a recurring yoga class every Tuesday at 7pm."
Other small-screen parts soon followed, including a recurring role on St.
David Evans has written a charming score, including a recurring flute solo representing Niki's call.
As the acting roles piled up, including a recurring role on sitcom Two and a Half Men, Tinashe quit school.
By the time he died, in 1996, he had amassed hundreds of Hollywood credits, including a recurring role on the TV series "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" and a few parts in the epically misbegotten films of Ed Wood.
Maxine Stuart's stage, film and television career spanned more than six decades, including a recurring role on the soap opera "The Edge of Night" and a guest spot on a memorable episode of "The Twilight Zone".
She went on to play guest roles in other TV series, including a recurring part in 1984 and 1986 as an inept housekeeper in the sitcom Family Ties, and she played the title character in the unsuccessful sitcom Sara (1985).
They included a recurring dragonfly theme and botanical references that gave a sweet serenity to summer clothes.
"My Friend Meditron," by Mr. King, included a recurring jag of dissonance, like something Chick Corea might have produced in his avant-garde phase.
The work also includes a recurring motif of a paint can, which is meant to symbolize the Whitney's intention of bringing art to its future location.
Jay's other acting credits include a recurring role on the television western Deadwood in 2004 and the films The Great Buck Howard and The Brothers Bloom (both 2008).
The fixed material included a recurring chord sequence ("Organs"), a melody like a skewed "Rockabye Baby" ("New Waltz") and an elegiac processional ("Virgin Complex"), while the freer passages were intensely physical yet fastidious.
