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You can't because the regular languages cannot describe properly nested parentheses.
I should not have said that, I'm sorry I was really tired, but I think it's also more complicated than no
Many implementations of "regular expressions" are actually capable of describing more than regular languages
Like Perl/PCRE's regular expression parser (which I used to write the above regexes) is capable of recursive evaluation and backreferences and probably other stuff I don't know about cuz I don't use it very often
I don't actually know if you can or not but yeah
Tbh, you probably know more about formal language theory than me