The phrase "a normal time to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a typical or expected time for an event or action to occur.
Example: "It is a normal time to start the meeting at 10 AM every Monday."
Alternatives: "an appropriate time to" or "a usual time to".
Not only will you see an increase in focus, creativity, and productivity, but you'll additionally break free from the pressures of trying to accomplish something just because it's a "normal time to do it". There's no such thing a 'normal time', this is just your time.
This to me is a normal time to shoot -- I think we shot eight weeks?
The third comparison group was drawn from planned pregnancies with a normal time to conception (NTTC) defined as <12 months.
This comparison group contains fertile couples (unplanned pregnancies or planned pregnancies with a normal time to conception) and subfertile couples (some of whom may have received non-ART infertility treatment).
Dylan Mackin's header restored Stirling's advantage before Cameron fired another equaliser and Kerr Hay shot the winner with a minute left of normal time to end the visitors' seven-game unbeaten run.
The Irish appeared set to run down the clock in the closing seconds of normal time, but replacement prop Jack McGrath was penalised for going off his feet at a ruck with 30 seconds of normal time to give the All Blacks a last-gasp lifeline.
However, if the data are available, a comparison group of planned, normal time to conception infants would be optimal as this would allow comparison of like with like, and removes the complicating issue of unplanned and unwanted pregnancies.
Nathan Delfouneso had looked to have won it, while Kieran Richardson scored with the final kick of normal time to put a dampener on the seaside spirit.
To their credit, Tipp kept battling and Callanan blasted in his second goal a minute from the end of normal time to leave only two between the teams.
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].
