The phrase "a normal pair of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or typical set of items that come in pairs, such as shoes, glasses, or socks.
Example: "I need to buy a normal pair of shoes for the event this weekend."
Alternatives: "a standard pair of" or "a typical pair of".
Zuckerberg also showed a mock-up of a pair of augmented-reality glasses that looked more like a normal pair of dark-rimmed specs.
And while he wonders how he might have turned out if he had grown up with a normal pair of eyes, he is now less ambivalent about the final resolution.
Touitou explains, in his new book, "Transmission," that he founded his company, in 1987, because he struggled to find a well-proportioned sweater and a "normal" pair of jeans.
In an interview with Psychologies, Pitt has declared his hatred of the film, revealing a level of regret previously only reserved for anyone who found themselves attempting to purchase a normal pair of blue trousers in Burton in 1993 while simultaneously being red-green colourblind.
You can fit them into a smaller pocket, they're not as awkward as a normal pair of headphones, and of course it lets them go into the nice carrying case they come with.
Of course, in its current form, it's clear that the Vue isn't a normal pair of eyeglasses, if only because that the early prototypes Gui wears around are pretty obviously 3D printed.
Of course, that goes without saying that you wouldn't dare take any normal pair of headphones into the pool.
Put on your girdle, then pants as you would do any normal pair of pants.
Examples: Glasses: X-Ray Glasses, Normal Pair of Gloves: Sticky Climbing Gloves, Cube: Capturing Cube, and Ring: Laser ring that can cut steel.
The other 10 chromosomes of B. napus that can never form normal pairs of synaptic chromosomes in the F1 were affected by the chromosomes of the A genome, B. rapa.
More than 20 metaphase I cells were investigated all of which showed perfectly normal pairing of the homologues.
