The phrase "a somewhat normal life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is generally typical or average, but with some variations or exceptions.
Example: "After years of traveling and adventure, she finally settled down to lead a somewhat normal life in the suburbs."
Alternatives: "a fairly ordinary life" or "a relatively typical life."
For now, she is trying to focus on living a somewhat normal life, she said, because she is "still just a kid".
Ms. Cody begins Tara's story where most multiple-personality movies end: after a diagnosis has been made, and the patient has resumed a somewhat normal life.
Most people would pay anything to stay alive, assuming they can live a somewhat normal life.
By day, go to school and hang out with friends, work a job, do homework and live a somewhat normal life.
But through it all, Rachael Flatt, the 17-year-old U.S. Ladies Nationall figure skating champion and Vancouver Olympian, has lived a somewhat normal life.
Even those who are relatively well-off - compared to the 10 million in the country living under the poverty line - are struggling to find ways to go about trying to live a somewhat normal life.
After all, Greg Ousley, like 95 percent of other prison inmates, is going to come out some day, and is it better for society that he do so when he's in his 30s and still has the potential of patching together a somewhat-normal life, or not until his 40s when his options will be far more limited?
"We could have dinner together, we could have a somewhat normal family life," Ms. Fazekis, a member of the American Postal Workers Union, said of her pre-anthrax shift.
Depending on age, erectile function, the extent of cancer and the type of treatment, a man's chances of returning to a somewhat normal sex life can range from less than 10 percent to 70 percent or more.
Trust me, it's easy to teach kids who have parents who help with homework, who come to school having eaten, who don't have language issues and who have a somewhat normal family life.
