'just as regularly' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually follows an adverb that implies frequency (e.g. daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) and means that something happens with (or without) the same frequency. For example: I attend church just as regularly as I do my weekly grocery shopping.
McCalman contested just as regularly at the breakdown as Pocock and Michael Hooper have in previous games.
He had regularly taken communion, supporters noted; therefore he must just as regularly have gone to confession.
The only field more self-confidently but just as regularly wrong as economics is nutrition, whose recommendations to shun butter/margarine or red meat/carbohydrates regularly reverse themselves.
It's a question I get asked on a weekly basis (the restaurant one, not the children) and, just as regularly, the answer will change.
Many of the chars in Assam are islands in the Brahmaputra River and can disappear over time due to floods, just as regularly as new char islands form from silt deposits.
They think that by 2050 average life expectancy in the best-performing country could easily reach the mid-90s.Rises in life expectancy have been habitually underestimated because it seemed unlikely that the improvement could go on for ever, and just as regularly the figures have had to be revised soon afterwards.
Just as saving regularly can build your bank balance, investing regularly can build your portfolio over time.
The others are just as bad, regularly downing pizza, crisps and bacon sandwiches.
Other countries, including China, also target the United States for espionage, just as Washington regularly spies on foreign governments.
NEW ORLEANS — Once again, as he has for over a decade, Jim Letten, the chief federal prosecutor here, appeared before reporters, just as he regularly has to announce that some suspiciously well-connected city contractor was facing a lengthy spell behind bars.
Just as snow regularly accumulates during lacrosse season in Central New York, so did Gait's accomplishments as a player at Syracuse: a four-time all-American, two national Player of the Year awards, and the program record for goals in a season (70) and a career (192).
