"regular reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of a valid explanation for a determination or opinion. For example: "The decision to close the store was based on a regular reason - declining profits."
Following the grueling paces of a lockout-impaired regular reason, the meat grinder otherwise known as the N.B.A. playoffs began Saturday with two dramatic and rather unsettling images.
Last year during the regular reason, Duncan played just 28 minutes a game and averaged 13.9 points and 9.1 rebounds per game, well off his career averages.
High: Especially now that you are a member of the Executive Committee, as you have been for a while, you have regular reason to speak with the board of the organization.
However, when you start out writing full-time, it might be a good idea to keep up the smaller paid-writing stints you developed during your transition (if you took one), or start with this, so that you have a regular reason for writing, income if you need it, and feedback on a regular basis.
Scientists have invented a solution to one of life's regular reasons to bend over.
"Regular reasons-receptivity" is, they argue, essential to having "guidance control" over one's action.
They cite some of the regular reasons you'd expect to hear: Flexibility, self-service, cost.
He changed his surname in part for all the regular Hollywood reasons (Mars is pithier and more exotic), but also to avoid being pigeonholed as a Latin artist.
The reason: Regular LCD sets create black by closing off a crystal, but light can still leak through — think of a cloth draped over a lamp.
But Red Sox Manager Terry Francona, who will be the American League's manager next week, said that Youkilis's regular production was reason enough for his selection.
In the end, they're failing for the very same reason regular legislation doesn't pass: members just aren't ready to stomach voting for them.
