The phrase "regularly analyzing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is being done on a regular basis. For example, "The company is regularly analyzing their progress to ensure they are on track with their goals."
The city itself will be treated as a kind of continuing experiment, with researchers and engineers regularly analyzing its performance, fine-tuning as they go along.
My firm directs over $300 million for our clients within their individual 401(k) and 403(b) accounts, so we are regularly analyzing investment options within several different plans.
It also requires regularly analyzing your attitudes and behaviors and identifying those that result in win-at-all-costs (WAAC) mentalities and behaviors and then eliminating or modifying those.
Development, adoption, and bringing up-to-date of clinical practice guides for less standardized processes, verifying their application and regularly analyzing possible deviations.
Such limitations may not be a major concern for small-scale experiments where massive parallelization to reduce runtime is not critical; however, when regularly analyzing terabytes of raw data, the logistics of parallelization and job management play a central role.
And liberal and conservative writers, from Richard Hofstadter to Allan Bloom, have regularly analyzed the phenomenon and offered advice.
He added that his risk department team "regularly analyzed" the company's positions.
But officials released a statement saying that the service regularly analyzed the impact of low-level flights and that a suspension is not warranted.
The firm regularly analyzes its holdings and changes its lineup to take advantage of market opportunities and avoid overlap.
Researchers at Carleton University in Ottawa, who regularly analyze satellite images from the region, also found that a major portion of the ice shelves split in half this summer and other pieces covering an area roughly one and a half times that of Manhattan have broken off since the end of July.
As NBC News' political director, he regularly analyzes the race for the network's top news programs.
