The phrase "occasionally looking for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of searching for something periodically or from time to time. Example: While working as a freelance writer, I am occasionally looking for new clients to expand my business.
Even today's scientific institutions occasionally look for inspiration from fiction.
The site, which bills itself as the "world's largest professional network," has over the last few years morphed from a place to store an electronic version of your resume and occasionally look for a job to a full-fledged platform for news, commentary and discussion.
They then compile a list of terms that they think properly reflects key trends that people are looking for, occasionally looking at the actual data for guidance.
Dressed in a beige suit and a white skullcap, Mr. Afzali kept his eyes downcast through much of the brief hearing, occasionally looking to his lawyer for guidance or reaching up with a tissue to wipe away tears.
He visited occasionally, looking shabby.
No, insists Eisenhower - "it's completely safe": the augmented image is "positioned" five feet away but below the eyeline of your right eye, so it's just like driving a car where you occasionally look down for information, he says.
Even though the device's screen is 2.9 inches by 2.1 inches, I forgot at times that I was reading an e-book version of "The Unbearable Bassington" by Saki (H. H. Munro), and, if interrupted, would occasionally look around for a paperback book when I wanted to resume reading.
Americans may occasionally look abroad for salvation from the cavalcade of milquetoast TV sitcoms that still thrive in Friends' wake but the UK can't stop getting enough of the real thing.
He was always an appealingly eager stage presence, although he occasionally looked too boyish for some of the mature roles.
