The phrase "regularly represents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that frequently acts on behalf of or symbolizes a particular group, idea, or entity.
Example: "She regularly represents the company at industry conferences, showcasing our latest innovations."
Alternatives: "often symbolizes" or "frequently stands for".
She was appointed Queen's counsel in 2006 and often appears against James Eadie QC, a fellow member of chambers who regularly represents the government.
"Activism in general has become more sophisticated than it used to be," said David Rosewater, a partner at Schulte Roth & Zabel who regularly represents activist investors.
Joanna represents the IU on the International Education Advisory Forum, is a board member of the School of Advanced Studies and Vitae External Advisory Board and regularly represents the sector on national and international platforms.
Philip Karasyk, a lawyer who regularly represents clients for the police union but is not representing any officers in this case, said he would not be surprised if the decision did not sit well with the police.
Louis E. Mazzola, a lawyer with the Legal Aid Society of Suffolk County, which regularly represents inmates at the jails, said he had not heard about problems at the jail.
At the time, the magazine noted that Paul Roye, then director of the unit overseeing mutual funds, had joined the SEC after earning his law degree, moved several years later to Dechert, a law firm that regularly represents mutual funds and other Wall Street clients, and then come back to the commission.
As a lawyer, I regularly represent my clients in competition investigations and merger cases in front of the commission.
The Yankees would probably get a little more love outside New York if they regularly represented the United States against Cuban and Japanese teams.
But the judgment is likely to be condemned by friends and supporters of Steenkamp, including the African National Congress women's league, which was regularly represented in the public gallery.
She said Mr. Corcino had regularly represented himself as MSCS's executive vice president and had been Stanford's "primary contact" during a seven-year relationship.
PhD students are regularly represented as the lifeblood of an academic department – essential to research culture, a "valuable" addition to teaching staff and, significantly, a way for institutions to further rank and classify how well they are doing.
