The phrase "a way of normalizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes that make something more standard or typical.
Example: "The new policy is a way of normalizing the work-from-home arrangement for all employees."
Alternatives: "a method of standardizing" or "a means of making routine".
Such a reading implies a particular way of normalizing the epidemic in Southern Africa; people go on with their regular sex life and act upon the consequences of infection if they must.
Loess-fit approach offers an improved way of normalizing HTS data under high hit rate scenarios compared with previous.
A linear correlation between the amount of applied RNA and the mean global background intensity was found which enables a simple and unbiased way of normalizing the data.
Claiming that all men talk like this behind closed doors is his way of normalizing what he did and what he said.
By Adam Gopnik August 3, 2017 Deflecting the discourse into one about norms, when we are really talking about premises and principles, is one more way of normalizing President Trump's assault on democratic government.
In addition to identifying biases in genome-wide evaluations of datasets or methods, our evaluation framework provides a way to normalize these biases out of the analysis.
FMT is a way to normalize the composition and functionality of gut microbiota by transferring an infusion of a fecal suspension from a healthy individual to the gastrointestinal tract of another person.
Use of derivatives also serves as a way to normalize out absolute levels in a subject's baseline speech.
As a way to normalize channel numbers in different membranes, the current value during perfusion of buffer was normalized to the current level during perfusion of 32 μM C8-PIP2.
This became part of community member explanation and justification for violence to a certain degree and as a way to normalize the situation.
