The phrase "a normal time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or expected time for an event or action to occur.
Example: "In our office, a normal time for meetings is 10 AM on Mondays."
Alternatives: "an usual time for" or "a typical time for".
When she was older, she had some hard words to say about this; in fact, forty is a normal time for a ballet dancer to retire.
It is a normal time for a paper like The Times to prepare an in-depth examination of his nearly two-year tenure, and Times reporters have been interviewing sources about him.
The growth rings in the tusks show that the animals died in the late summer, not a normal time for mastodon mortality, Fisher says.
We started in Widnes at 11AM, a fairly normal time for Brian and his alcoholic mates.
We started in Widnes at 11 AM, a fairly normal time for Brian and his alcoholic mates.
This time-invariant period is independent of nutrition, so the critical weight is operationally defined as the size at which further feeding is not necessary for a normal time course to pupation [25], [26], [27].
"You'll notice the film wasn't released at Christmas, the normal time for a big kids' film, and I'm sure what the directors of the movie would have wanted.
Webb handed out a record 14 yellow cards, two of which became red for the Holland centre-half Heitinga, with the Dutch claiming he should have dismissed Spain's Carles Puyol seven minutes from the end of normal time for a tug on Robben as he bore down on goal.
The normal time for such a deployment process needed to be cut in half, which was deemed nearly impossible.
That is the normal time for Toyota to change management, and Mr. Watanabe will be finishing the usual four-year tenure for a Toyota chief executive.
Our human brains that require normal time for introspection and contemplation must be allowed to function in human time, with slowness as well as quickness.
