The phrase "a normal course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected process or sequence of events in various contexts, such as business, education, or daily life.
Example: "In a normal course of events, we would expect the project to be completed by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "a usual process of" or "a standard procedure for".
Moss said the analysis is a normal course of action for media companies.
"There are competitors of ours who don't pay tax as a normal course of business," he said.
They accept an amusing back-and-forth as a normal course of events and press on hilariously, without a lot of ha-ha goofery.
Deepak Ahuja, Tesla's chief financial officer, said the changes to the loan were "purely a normal course of events" because Tesla's business model had evolved.
Although "we're happy with their work," Ms. Ahearn said of McCann Erickson and Universal McCann, "as a normal course of business we like to review major relationships from time to time".
Joe Torre, the Yankees' manager, characterized tonight's meeting as a normal course of action in spring training, but he did not rule out the possibility the Yankees might make a significant move.
FT A: In the normal course of events, a gift is a gift so your girlfriend would be entitled to keep the ring if the you split up.
The analysis comes close to giving an implicit approval to the Bush administration's furious pursuit of Saddam Hussein as a "perfectly normal" course of action, while relegating Europeans to permanent timidity in a world teeming with rogue bears.
Surprisingly, deficient W/Wv mice treated with IL-1 at disease induction displayed a full normal course of arthritis, demonstrating that exogenous IL-1 can bypass the need for mast cells.
The respondents to their survey said the process required two to three times more effort than the development of a normal course.
These interactions should be described in a typical or normal course of events, which does not preclude the description of alternative courses of events either.
