The phrase "a ordinarily" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "ordinarily" is an adverb and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "He is ordinarily punctual, but today he was late."
Alternatives: "an average" or "a typical."
Sometimes, you can go to nail salons and ask them to sell you a half-empty bottle of an ordinarily expensive polish for a reduced price.
The key is an optical effect called "electromagnetically induced transparency," in which physicists make an ordinarily opaque vapor transparent by shining a precisely tuned laser into it.
In the wake of the release of the Laquan McDonald video, Dana Cross, an ordinarily calm woman, seemed agitated.
Creating no-fat baked goods that are acceptable to an ordinarily hypercritical palate is time consuming and frustrating.
I cannot imagine why an ordinarily inexpensive bottle of muscadet is the most expensive white on the list at $36.
That joy reveals an ordinarily unmet yearning for community, purposefulness, and meaningful work that disaster often provides.
Objects of perception, in other words, are not readily disengaged, breaking up an ordinarily seamless flow of conscious experience.
For years now, people with an ordinarily colourful life may have been discouraged from entering public life for fear that a past episode will be held against them.
The violence played out in the middle of the night on an ordinarily quiet residential street, only blocks from Hofstra University, where the victim went to school.
Yet the government has rarely dealt with the kind of health claims that 23andMe makes, meaning that an ordinarily lengthy approval process is likely to become even longer.
