The phrase "regularly adopted" is a perfectly valid phrase in English.
You can use it to describe a habit or attitude that is often used or employed by someone. For example, you could say, "The company has regularly adopted a policy of environmental sustainability."
In seismic design of steel structures, steel bracing is regularly adopted to resist lateral forces.
Under the empire (after 27 bc), it was regularly adopted by the ruler as a forename and gradually came to apply to his office.
And when not putting forward idiosyncratic arguments, Baker has regularly adopted idiosyncratic ways of looking at the world and of telling stories.
These disadvantages make laboratory and field-scale NDE-MC still a far-reaching holy grail and is possibly the greatest hurdle to be regularly adopted in CE structures.
Like Perry and Cruz, Abbott has regularly adopted strongly conservative positions on issues such as gun control, abortion and limiting the powers of the federal government.
For the first time in Chinese history, the Ming rulers regularly adopted only one reign name (nianhao) each; the sole exception was the sixth emperor, who had two reigns separated by an interval of eight years.
And they regularly adopt even safer approaches when they preserve product quality and make financial sense.
Representing US government interests to suspicious audiences, state's diplomats regularly adopt highly sanitized messaging.
Cos has a wide range of dresses that will do the dress/trousers combo that I find myself regularly adopting.
Neo-Nazis regularly adopt the numbers 88 – standing for HH, or "heil Hitler" – and 14, referring to "the 14 words", the white-supremacist slogan: "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children".
Heirs to the Wal-Mart fortune, who have poured money into school initiatives challenging the power of teachers unions, have joined their ideological allies in giving millions of dollars to support Brookings's education policy center — whose scholars regularly adopt market-oriented stances on key issues.
