"regularly organize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to consistently or frequently arrange or plan something in a systematic manner. Example: I regularly organize team-building activities for my coworkers to promote a positive work environment.
Havana surfers also regularly organize beach cleanups around the city.
The Beastie Boys, Moby and others regularly organize and play at benefits to aid Tibet.
I have close friends who regularly organize a lobster feed at their kitchen table, perhaps the best way to enjoy it.
Several of the protesters said they were affiliated with anarchist activist groups that regularly organize armed protests in Ohio, where open carry is legal.
They regularly organize workshops for schoolteachers, lectures by leading young-earth creationists (like Sylvia Baker and Paul Garner, among others), and promote their ideas via Internet websites.
Let me describe a couple of activities that we regularly organize at the Humboldt University to transform the spirit of entrepreneurship into a culture of entrepreneurship: the Technical Entrepreneurship seminar series and the Innovations Forum.
In contrast to collagen organization of the anterior were regularly organized, long transverse segments of the posterior stroma.
We suggest that both research organizations and commissioning bodies should invest time and energy in regularly organized reflection sessions where both researchers and managers openly analyze and discuss the relationship with other organizations.
Later, she regularly organized protests at private insurance companies.
It's like discovering that Jesus Christ regularly organized bake sales at his local church.
While the service did not follow a regularly organized pattern, it was at least reasonably frequent.
