"the regular time" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
You can use it to refer to a scheduled or expected time for something to happen, often in contrast to an unusual or irregular time. Example: "The class typically meets at the regular time of 9:00 AM, but today it has been rescheduled for 2:00 PM."
"We were happy because we finished playing a very good overtime and the last five minutes of the regular time," Rubio said.
The regular time slot for the new series is 7 30 to 8 30 p.m. Fridays, with two 30-minute episodes back to back.
The morning of the day the president came to town, Shirley Fair opened Ooo So Pretty flowers and gifts at the regular time, 9 a.m.
At the time, R. & B. and dance music were roughly the same thing, a genre that moved beyond the regular time signatures of disco but kept its propulsive feel while letting in Southern and West Indian influences.
CAF rules state: "If the referee is forced to stop the match before the end of the regular time because of invasion of the field or aggression against the visiting team, the host team shall be considered loser and shall be eliminated from the competition, without prejudice to the sanctions existing in the regulations".
For the class of 2005 at Princeton, 35percentt of the pool of early-decision students were accepted, as opposed to 12percentt of those who applied at the regular time, according to Mr. Vanni, who researches and tracks early decision programs.
But the indictment said some Office of Public Transportation employees took bribes in exchange for falsely classifying regular runs as "extended" even though they did not start before or end after the regular times.
Shops are open, businessmen go to work at the regular times and, to outsiders, life seems ordinary enough, save for the absence of eating or drinking from dawn until sunset.
While the regular Times correspondent in Buenos Aires was hampered by censorship, Mr. Szulc found that he could monitor rebel broadcasts in the comfort of a Santiago hotel and file reports to New York.
Over-time cost equals the regular-time cost multiplied by 1.4.
Subcontracting is restricted to high volume orders as it costs twice as much as the regular-time.
