"regular script" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of hand-writing or typeface that is conventional and easily legible. For example, "Many people still use regular script to compose their letters and hand-written notes."
In regular script each stroke, even each dot, suggests the form of a natural object.
Wu began practicing calligraphy in the regular script (kaishu) of the Tang dynasty, then the official script of the Han.
As this curtailed the freedom of hand to express individual artistic taste, a fifth stage developed zhenshu (kaishu), or regular script.
"Regular script" means "the proper script type of Chinese writing" used by all Chinese for government documents, printed books, and public and private dealings in important matters ever since its establishment.
The Chinese write in regular script today; in fact, what is known as modern Chinese writing is almost 2,000 years old, and the written words of China have not changed since the first century of the Common Era.
But after the Gore campaign began receiving widespread reports of problems in the county, it asked the firm to switch its regular script for Palm Beach County residents with the new one.
The regular script-reading and small performance groups that she assembles are often short-lived and can be frustrating because many residents can no longer see to read or hear very well.
He talked about making a movie about Indian history, but it never went anywhere, and when he returned to what Kael had called "regular" films — bad scripts, no scripts, no one to control him — some final link of discipline was gone.
Research was carried on simultaneously under the auspices of several monastic centres (most notably Tours) for the purpose of standardizing writing; this effort resulted in the adoption of a regular, easily readable script (Carolingian minuscule).
Mockingjay will star series regulars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth; the script, written by Danny Strong, will presumably follow Collins' narrative of Lawrence's character, Katniss Everdeen, leading a revolution against the oppressors of the Capitol.
Payne is writing the script with regular collaborator Jim Taylor (who had a hand in the screenplays for previous Payne projects Sideways, About Schmidt and Election, as well as Jurassic Park III); the pair are also producing, with another Payne regular, Jim Burke.
