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The phrase "a relatively normal life" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a life that is considered typical or average, with some minor variations or differences.
Example: "After years of traveling and adventure, she decided to settle down and pursue a relatively normal life in the suburbs."
Alternatives: "an ordinary life" or "a fairly typical life".
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I can live a relatively normal life.
I live a relatively normal life.
I've got a relatively normal life.
He adds: "I like to keep a relatively normal life.
We refuse to accept that her career means our family can't live a relatively normal life".
Until his girlfriend's death, Mr. Brown, now 62, had led a relatively normal life.
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As for the rest of New York, it was to be a day of return to relatively normal life, with schools, theaters and many businesses reopening, and commuters traveling on bridges and through tunnels that had been closed.
A potential reason for the relatively normal life expectancy in GS patients could be that the main complications of multiple basal cell carcinomas and benign jaw cysts only rarely metastasize, and even medulloblastomas in GS have relatively high survival rates.
Ashcroft has used the resumption of relatively normal life in Washington to return to a kind of campaign mode, reasserting himself as the Administration's chief emissary to social conservatives.
While the image of the struggling sparrow lingers long after one finishes her book, at times the passages of personal memoir Dr. Montross weaves in to contrast her relatively normal life with those of her patients feel jarring and unnecessary.
After the Second World War many people were willing to accept communist rule in exchange for the restoration of relatively normal life; hundreds of thousands joined the communist party and actively supported the regime.
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