The phrase "a normal flow of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected movement or progression of something, such as information, processes, or events.
Example: "The team ensured that there was a normal flow of communication throughout the project to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "a regular stream of" or "a typical progression of".
He acknowledged that some government workers were looking for work elsewhere, but he said this reflected a "normal flow of talent in the job market".
At MoMA, Mr. Lowry said: "It is our hope to maintain a normal flow of visitors and show it in a way so the public can best see it.
The lesion may cause either insufficiency of the valve, preventing it from operating in a normal fashion and leading to regurgitation, or stenosis (narrowing) of the valve, preventing a normal flow of blood and adding to the burden of the heart.
Apart from the lip movements, nonverbal visual information is also essential to keep a normal flow of conversation.
Real estate is showing some early signs of a revival as an attractive investment destination compared with other opportunities like corporate debt, but the equity and debt markets have to open their wallets with more confidence to resume a normal flow of deals.
Cairo might contemplate easing the limited freedom of movement across its own border with Gaza, but was unlikely to accept Palestinian calls to allow a normal flow of trade, Egyptian diplomatic sources said.
In 12 patients (50%), there was agreement between TCD and PET, indicating haemodynamic compromise in 10 and a normal flow state of the brain in 2 patients.
The MRI angiography also showed the absence of a normal flow void in the left ICA (Fig. 2).
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed an adenohypophyseal hypoplasia with a lack of posterior pituitary hyperintensity, whereas MRI angiography indicated the absence of a normal flow void in the left ICA.
The most effective in discriminating individuals on the PANSS was item N6, representing a reduction in normal flow of communication.
At the news conference on Thursday, the cardinal said his heart ailment was a minor one, diagnosed about 18 years ago, and termed it a "bundle block," a disruption in the normal flow of electrical pulses that drive the heartbeat.
