The phrase "repeated announcements" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The teacher made repeated announcements to remind the students that the deadline for their project was approaching."
The Foxes supporters sang "we're going to win the league" solidly for 15 minutes after the final whistle, and it took repeated announcements from the stadium announcer to persuade them to leave.
In a perfect world, of course, it shouldn't require "note takers" to monitor riders' behavior, as the Long Island Rail Road Commuters Council is doing, or even repeated announcements by a conductor regarding cellphone use, feet on seats, or littering.
Despite repeated announcements that the number of military and security forces in Chechnya would drop, more than 85,000 men remain in an area roughly twice the size of Connecticut, manning checkpoints by day, retreating to bunkers with the curfew at night, when lawlessness reigns.
Initially, the appearance on TV screens of a tsunami warning, and repeated announcements to remember last year's tragedy and flee the coast, prompted fears of a second disaster in less than two years in the worst-affected prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima.
Yet, actual figures show that China is yet to make any major investments in the Philippines, despite repeated announcements about a new "golden age" in bilateral relations.
Asked to name some substantial spending cuts a Labour government would make, Mr Balls repeated announcements he has already made - such as matching the government's spending plans in 2015-16, a 5% pay cut for ministers and the loss of the winter fuel allowance for pensioners who are higher rate taxpayers.
Take for example, Abbas repeated announcement that he would never recognize Israel as a Jewish state.
Since more and more travelers were converging on the street level concourse, we had to repeat announcements and reassurance every couple of minutes while also answering specific questions.
Despite repeated government announcements of extra cash, mental health services continue to face relentless strain.
It also repeated previous announcements urging American citizens not to visit either city.
The Europeans pointed to repeated Israeli announcements of plans to accelerate construction in the West Bank and East Jerusalem and to a recent spike in violence by radical Israeli settlers, including the burning of mosques.
