The phrase "regularly communicate" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to frequently or consistently exchange information or messages with someone. Example: "As part of our job responsibilities, we are expected to regularly communicate with our clients to provide updates on their projects."
In addition to the methods above, the study staff and community liaisons regularly communicate with the study community at large to increase awareness of HIV/AIDS and explain the purpose of HIV prevention research and the importance of completing research study visits.
Do an advanced Twitter search to find bloggers who regularly communicate with a Twitter and blog community.
A mobile phone in the hands of a semi-literate midwife in rural Sierra Leone becomes a means to regularly communicate the number of births and infant deaths in her community.
They regularly communicate via instant messaging software called Jabber.
It is crucial that we regularly communicate updates to our staff to minimise their worry.
They contrast Jibril and Cerantonio as follows: Ahmad Musa Jibril and Musa Cerantonio – the two other preachers on the list – are both based in the west, speak English, and regularly communicate with western Muslim audiences through social media platforms.
DG: As a professional member organization, the AADE works to encourage diabetes educators into the field, advocate for educators by regularly communicating with the primary care provider community and support legislation for reimbursement of diabetes education.
He now has more than 33,000 subscribers with whom he regularly communicates (and sometimes dates).
About 20 families regularly communicated via the social media site, emails and texts.
Some, like Victor Hugo, were said to have regularly communicated with the Cao Dai from beyond the grave.
I would encourage not only scientists to read this, but also anyone else who regularly communicates climate change effects to an audience, whether receptive or hostile.
