The phrase "a normal shape of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the typical or expected form of an object or concept.
Example: "The artist aimed to create a sculpture that represented a normal shape of the human body."
Alternatives: "a typical form of" or "a standard shape of".
The canal flare index (CFI) used in this study classified most of the samples as having a normal shape, which was in the range of 3.0 4.7 [ 8].
Is Haffner's lust of a normal shape and size, or is it some tragicomic flaw?
"When the farrier came to take the shoes off, he had to gradually work the foot back to a normal shape," said Diana Pikulski, executive director of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation.
In the meantime, see a professional make-up artist, they can help you pencil your eyebrows in, giving the illusion of a normal shape and thickness.
We see that, in most of the cases, the final position of the scroll wave does not depend on the initial conditions; however, for h = 16 or 18 mm and D a = 1.33, we have a substantial change of the position: in those cases, if the scroll is initiated close to the apex, it stays near the apex, independently on its thickness, and this result holds for both a spherical and normal shape of the LV.
The normal shape of a microzyma is a bi-concave disc about 1 mirometer in diameter.
In the presence of thymic hyperplasia, there is generally preservation of the normal shape of the gland despite an increase in size [30].
Morton boss Jim Duffy changed the normal shape of his Championship team by fielding a back three instead of four and leaving out in-form winger Bobby Barr.
Figure 5 c tissues were treated with Glibenclamide and regeneration of hepatocytic cells were noticed followed by regaining the normal shape of central vein and the shape of the normal cell was regained.
The normal shape of this area is unknown because the corresponding area of the right side of the frill was not recovered.
