The phrase "regular obligations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to tasks or duties that are required to be performed regularly. Example: As a full-time employee, I have various regular obligations such as attending meetings, completing reports, and responding to emails.
Squeezed in between their regular "Matilda" obligations are three rehearsals for the Tonys at Radio City Music Hall, as well as the annual Tonys Eve Cocktail Party on Saturday evening.
A quarter of those surveyed reported struggling to keep up with their regular financial obligations, and more than 10percentt said they are living over budget or spend too freely.
All service providers participating in the study do so voluntarily and in addition to their daily routine and regular professional obligations.
With the help of the following items the prognosis anticipated by respondents was assessed: 'The person will never get over it completely'; 'The person will never be able to make important decisions alone'; 'The person is going to decline a priori'; 'The person will never be able to perform regular professional obligations'.
Imagine your life with more sleep, longer breaks from school and all your other obligations, maybe even regular naps.
Now is a tough time of the year with heat, car and home costs, regular expenses, plus family obligations, which usually mean travel and gift-giving.
Financial support from academia, local government, or PHSs is not regarded as an option because each institute has its regular tasks and legal obligations that cannot be reduced to create room for ACC-initiated research.
But neither of these obligations are a regular feature of the UK's asylum system".
"Accordingly," he added, "the agency's action in making records accessible for review at its respective offices during its regular business hours satisfies its obligations under the law".
