The phrase "a kind of normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat typical or usual, but not entirely so.
Example: "After the pandemic, we are slowly returning to a kind of normal, where people feel comfortable gathering again."
Alternatives: "a sort of normal" or "a type of normalcy".
"It ended in a kind of normal way – midlife crisis, starstruck woman," she said.
[since then]...several fundamental things have changed... Poland has stopped being a strange country and started to be a kind of normal country.
In April, Gordon opened up to Elle magazine about her break-up with Moore, saying "it ended in a kind of normal way – mid-life crisis, star-struck woman".
Here I want to reflect on a few general features of the world of crime and criminal justice we see through the dark glass of these fragments from the crypts of Brooklyn's recent criminal justice past.There is a sense of violent crime and in particular murder as a kind of normal drum beat.
Here, we only target those events having a DDE mechanism which can be regarded as a kind of normal fault.
So 'prorogation' is actually a kind of normal thing or was a normal thing back in horse and buggy times.
Although the sulfoxide-bonded silica cleanup [ 14] is a kind of normal-phase liquid chromatography, specificity of the stationary phase for PCBs is much higher than other polar stationary phases which are used for cleanup of PCBs.
Relative to reversed phase liquid chromatography (RPLC), HILIC is featured by the use of a hydrophilic materials as stationary phase and a hydrophobic organic solvent as mobile phase, which can be regarded as a kind of normal-phase (NP) chromatography.
Low pay and deteriorating terms and conditions, such as zero hours contracts, have been woven into the working landscape in parts of the public and private sector all over the country, and become a kind of new normal.
"There is an attempt to create a new configuration, a kind of 'new normal' between the U.S. and Poland," said Andrew Michta, director of the newly opened Warsaw Office of the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
"There is no great basketball team," Jim Calhoun, the Connecticut coach, said the other day, in the course of suggesting that the present situation may not be an aberration but a kind of new normal — parity brought about by the rush to professionalism.
