The phrase "a normal history" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or standard account of events or experiences, often in a historical context.
Example: "The book provides a normal history of the region, detailing its development over the centuries."
Alternatives: "a standard history" or "a conventional history".
All participants were right handed, spoke English as a first language and had a normal history of reading development.
The participants were required to have a normal history, physical examination, and electrocardiogram within 2 weeks before the start of the study.
At the final assessment children could have an outcome that was excellent (a normal history with no more than 10 decibels hearing loss at any frequency), improved (subjective improvement and improvement in one of the four objective criteria or improvement in three of the four objective factors), unchanged, or worse.
We also found that use of LBC was more likely when the test provider was a specialist gynaecologist, even in a group of women selected to have a normal history for 5 years prior to the index test, and after adjusting for having an abnormal index smear (which may have prompted the specialist referral).
The patient had a normal history and exam and an elevation in serum creatinine and decrement in eGFR that progressed over 12 months (1.3 mg/dl to 1.4 mg/dl and 55 ml/min/1.73 m to 50 ml/min/1.73 m, respectively).
It would be helpful once-a-month, to record a normal history for comparison.
The patient had a normal developmental history and growth velocity throughout childhood and adolescence.
The burden, it seems, is on the compatibilist to show how it is that manipulation cases differ from a normal deterministic history.
Note that this allows Fischer and Ravizza to reject the second premise in the formulation of the manipulation argument as set out above (in the introduction), which contends that an agent so manipulated is no different in any relevant respect from an agent caused to be in such a state due to a normal deterministic history.
All other subjects had a normal medical history, a normal physical exam, and normal pre-study echo-cardiographic exam.
All three brothers had a normal birth history, neonatal course, and achieved normal early developmental milestones in infancy.
