The phrase "a normal procedure in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or typical process within a specific context or field.
Example: "Conducting a risk assessment is a normal procedure in project management to ensure potential issues are identified early."
Alternatives: "a standard practice in" or "a routine process in".
It is a normal procedure in administrative assistance.
But in a 24-page document, he was said to have acknowledged that, in the 1970s when Uruguay's civil-military government was cracking down on suspected leftwing insurgents and sympathisers, torture was a "normal procedure" in his unit.
Mr Thorpe and his wife decided they wanted their children born at home: a normal procedure in western Europe but illegal in Hungary.
A '1' should be inserted in the least significant bit (LSB) of each partial product row for sign change which is a normal procedure in two's complement representation.
Venezuelan Human rights activist Carlos Nieto Palma told BBC Mundo: "What should have been a normal procedure in any prison ended in a clash between National Guard [soldiers] and inmates".
CrCl was obtained daily from 24 h urine collection as a normal procedure in our ICU and normalised to body surface area, at the beginning and during vancomycin therapy [ 10, 13, 16].
The normal procedure in a case like this would be a mother and baby unit.
Mr. Kerry said yesterday that the Vermont trip was a one-day round trip to give a speech and was "perfectly normal procedure in the context of the United States Senate".
Chilcot told David Cameron: "I entirely understand that a checking process is necessary and is normal procedure in inquiries which have considered a large volume of sensitive material".
However, only when liposomes with an internal pH of 7.4 are used (i.e., the normal procedure in this type of experiments) will there be a transmembrane pH gradient across the target membrane.
SIC was positive (FEV1 fell 25% at 6 hours) after workplace simulation "identical with the normal procedure in the operating theatre," but not during a placebo test.
