"regular survey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it, for example, in the sentence, "We conduct a regular survey of customer satisfaction."
The fact that the question - unlike the regular survey of party support - names party leaders also makes direct comparison with the regular survey of voting intentions potentially misleading.
Inspection vessels, self-propelled and equipped with echo-sounding appliances, are necessary for regular survey of the waterway.
The Federal Reserve's regular survey of economic conditions nationwide found "fairly widespread signs of a pickup" in the New York region.
The cutback in spending was underscored by the anecdotal reports in the Fed's "beige book," a regular survey of businesses around the country.
It is the first regular survey by Vanity Fair, a Condé Nast magazine with a reputation for being read in elitist circles.
In a regular survey by the American Association of Individual Investors, bullishness topped 60percentt in October -- the first such reading since the market's interim peak in May.
The district began conducting regular surveys about teacher morale and increased teacher pay slightly.
Our regular surveys will highlight insights from some of the most influential people in cybersecurity.
Nielsen, a market research firm, conducts regular surveys on global consumer confidence.
First of all, we conduct regular surveys and our merchants are overwhelmingly happy.
Finland is considered, according to regular surveys and studies, among the world's least corrupt countries.
