"regular surveys" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to surveys that happen regularly, such as at specific points throughout the year. For example, "Our company conducts regular surveys to get customer feedback."
First of all, we conduct regular surveys and our merchants are overwhelmingly happy.
Nielsen, a market research firm, conducts regular surveys on global consumer confidence.
Finland is considered, according to regular surveys and studies, among the world's least corrupt countries.
He conducted regular surveys of his audience and, more important, the people he wasn't reaching.
The ACT's content is based on regular surveys of what is taught in high schools and expected by colleges.
The companies also suggested that all women taking the drug complete regular surveys, a proposal the panel also adopted Friday.
That was the lowest level for the conservative coalition since Forsa began regular surveys for the magazine Stern in 1986.
The researchers followed 118 newlywed couples over four years, with the women completing regular surveys on their level of satisfaction with their relationship and their use of contraceptives.
Academics at Bangor and Glasgow Caledonian universities, who developed Book of You and Playlist for Life respectively, will conduct regular surveys with 500 users of the apps.
The banks, which carry out regular surveys of such accounts, never publish any figures, and if funds are restored to beneficiaries no one wishes to go public.
Regular surveys, like those conducted by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, point to a growing acceptance of homosexuality.
