The phrase "a normal pace of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or average speed at which something occurs or is done.
Example: "The team completed the project at a normal pace of progress, ensuring all deadlines were met without rushing."
Alternatives: "an average rate of" or "a typical speed of".
Expect that they will be up and running around before dinner is over - another reason to have a babysitter or two on hand to supervise - but that's better than having them squirm and whine and aggravate everybody for an hour or more while dinner proceeds at a normal pace for the rest of the wedding.
The subjects walked on the pressure-sensitive walkway at a normal pace for two trials, then at a faster pace for two additional trials.
When the quarries were running at a normal pace, half of the brownstone was thrown away, used for railway embankments or crushed for gravel.
Although at one point he can be seen jogging lightly, he appears to be walking at a normal pace most of the time.
"But if a person is exposed to an E.A.S., as long as they move through at a normal pace, the likelihood of a negative outcome is very limited".
To proceed at a normal pace: Judicial review of President Obama's health-care law; the Supreme Court rejected a request to fast-track the appeal.
"We'll see the industry ramp back up, go back to work and maybe in a year or year and a half, we'll be back in a normal pace," Marvin E. Odum, president of Shell Oil, a major Gulf producer, predicted.
Further, while in most studies participants were asked to walk at a normal pace, in a small number of studies [35], [52] participants were asked to walk as fast as possible.
Advocates said that should be enough to stop further furloughs and keep the air traffic control system operating at a normal pace through Sept. 30, the end of the current fiscal year.
The shifting of $253 million from the airport improvement program to air traffic operations in the Federal Aviation Administration should be enough to stop further furloughs and keep the air traffic control system operating at a normal pace through Sept. 30, the end of the current fiscal year.
