'a normalcy' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe a state of normality. For example, "After months of uncertainty, the community was beginning to regain a normalcy."
And yet a normalcy of sorts has re-established itself.
11 era whose only antidote might be a normalcy verging on mundanity.
But it is a normalcy easily upset, in a country with scant personal or institutional reserves.
"The prime minister took the decision in order to restore the relationship and create a normalcy in relations.
Or alternatively, if this is the new normal, then it's a normalcy that both citizens and politicians should aspire to swiftly leave behind.
She was present yet not intrusive, an important part of that place, who gave a normalcy to the strange life of constantly looking for work.
"I want to have evidence of a shared normalcy," he said.
Banks and Cabbot sustain a workaday normalcy while trying to dissect incongruously grisly crimes.
But, as Saturday's game approached, a fragile normalcy was set on edge.
Despite such hardships, there is a certain normalcy to life in this isolated land.
In some ways, "Seven Days" measures the city's return since then to a bruised normalcy.
