"routine rounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to regularly scheduled inspections or visits to a specific location or group of people. Example: The security guard made his routine rounds around the building every hour to ensure everything was in order.
A security guard arrived — it is unclear whether he was making routine rounds or responding to a call about the argument — and spoke to Gary about his alleged hostility toward the nurse.
He'd been making routine rounds when he spotted Sam's name on the patient board.
"He was found at approximately 5pm on 13 September by a prison officer on his usual routine rounds.
Birth in a tent It was one of these teams that met Ms. Gafoor during one of their routine rounds of the camps.
In the second period (intervention group) the same cardiologist and multidisciplinary team made the daily routine rounds, with standardizations of managements and evidence-based care.
This scale was extensively tested in the general hospital population [ 16- 19, 21, 22] and is based on observations made by nurses during the routine rounds at the bedside.
That does not mean this is just a routine round in an old fight; certain moments are decisive.
Even before the casting of Danny Dyer as dad Mick, it looked as if we were set for a routine round of Mitchell-style pantomime East End gangsterism.
Then he returned to the Oval Office for a routine round of meetings and telephone calls — a fairly ordinary, crowded day amid the growing crisis of the war in Vietnam.
It may be way too early for 22-year-old Rory McIlroy to be hearing the footsteps of younger players, but for one day, as the poised and polished Lewis discussed his round with the news media, McIlroy may have been feeling a little less sanguine about his routine round of one-over-par 71.
After the host gave a routine round of praise, the first question from the audience asked Jia, pointedly, "Was the decision to use movie stars made with the market in mind?" Another questioner asked if Jia had avoided harder-hitting stories of truly abject poverty because he wouldn't get them approved.
