The phrase "a result of normal" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are discussing outcomes or effects that are typical or expected in a given situation.
Example: "The increase in productivity was a result of normal operational adjustments made by the team."
Alternatives: "an outcome of typical" or "a consequence of standard".
Space weather is a result of normal processes on the sun, which emits radiation of all kinds all the time.
Well-drilling operations can also cause severe landscape degradation and noise pollution simply as a result of normal operations.
Geophysicists said it was commonplace for minor tremors to occur somewhere in the metropolitan area each year as a result of normal shifts of the earth's plates.
The holes, pits and dings turned out to be a result of normal wear and tear, which few had noticed until it was drawn to their attention.
It is one thing, he said, for finance ministers, including Mr. Snow, to say it is acceptable for the dollar to weaken as a result of normal market conditions.
The team physician, Dr. Stephen Haas, found and repaired torn cartilage in Jordan's right knee, an injury Haas said was a result of normal wear and tear for an athlete of his caliber.
It's more a result of the normal cycle of supply and demand.
That medals surge may be a result of the normal increase of funding for a country's Olympic team soon after that country wins a bid for the Games.
The most obvious problem for Republicans would be if the economy were to turn around over the next two or four years — whether because the stimulus plan works or just as a result of the normal turning of the economic cycle.
We expect that number to reach more than 400 as a result of a normal lag in self-reporting.
Bounceur feared that finding a lab for his master's research project would prove trickier as a result of the normal consequences of being an immigrant.
