The phrase "a normal occurrence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that happens regularly or is typical in a certain context or situation.
Example: "In this region, heavy rainfall during the summer months is a normal occurrence for the local climate."
Alternatives: "a common event for" or "a typical situation for".
Corrections or decreases of 10% or more from market highs are a normal occurrence for markets on an annual basis.
One night at a club in Cancun my friends and I weaseled our way into a VIP section (a normal occurrence for us).
Anorexia nostalgia — the feeling that you wish you could return to the time you battled anorexia — is a normal occurrence for people in recovery.
And although for urban residents a 20 minute commute to a hospital which is strange to them may be a normal occurrence, for rural residents this situation was less than ideal.
However, it is a normal occurrence for decent people to get in trouble and need a bail bond.
When he wakes up, the headache is gone – a perfectly normal occurrence for someone who was concussed that would be neither attributable to Recovery Water nor a sign the concussion had healed.
(Focus group 1) In the district hospital, HCWs were so used to violence that women presenting with assault by a partner were regarded as a normal occurrence and not singled out for further psychosocial management.
It is a normal occurrence in a modern, civilized society for citizens to express their political views by displaying banners, giving speeches and taking other actions in public venues.
The electoral calendar has never been so crowded.Indeed, elections have become a normal occurrence on a continent once better known for the frequency and violence of its coups and civil wars.
It was harder to enroll in school, work raids were a normal occurrence and you worried about being deported just for going to the hospital, said Corona, a business owner.
