The phrase "a normal shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or standard work period or change in a schedule.
Example: "After working the night shift for several weeks, I was relieved to return to a normal shift during the day."
Alternatives: "a regular shift" or "a standard shift".
Consider that a normal shift is about 45 seconds to a minute.
Mumbai auto drivers make 400-500 rupees working a normal shift, according to the Mumbai Autorickshawmen's Union.
The mail center remained open and a normal shift of 150 workers were on the job on Tuesday, though the area where the envelope was discovered was cordoned off.
"The traditional set eight-hour shift didn't fall at the right time for us; our peak hours are lunchtime and around 6pm, therefore, if we had people in for a normal shift then they wouldn't really have anything to do between the hours of 2pm to 5pm," he says.
I simply do a normal shift like always.
On a normal shift, Shaver could expect to handle barking-dog calls, noisy-neighbor calls, shoplifters and car burglaries, maybe a car wreck or two.
On the day of the shooting, Marquez worked his normal shift as a security guard at a nearby Walmart, finishing at 4pm.
"I just feel like the world is not the same place it was yesterday," said Ray Baker, 58, who worked his normal shift at a hospital but planned to go to the federal building in downtown Chicago this evening in search of an antiwar rally.
He said that Firefighter Silvestri had taken advantage of his colleagues by coming to work on Thanksgiving Day on overtime pay after having arranged for a junior colleague to cover his normal shift, the firefighter familiar with the inquiry said.
I was on-call that day, which means that in addition to working a normal ward shift I had to stay in the hospital until 10pm dealing with out-of-hours medical problems.
This is the quantity of drugs seized by a police patrol in a normal surveillance shift.
