The phrase "actors normally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the typical behavior or actions of actors in a specific context.
Example: "Actors normally rehearse their lines multiple times before a performance to ensure they deliver their best."
Alternatives: "actors typically" or "actors usually".
Actors normally play Henry V before they broach Hamlet.
Actors normally associated with lighter fare also received best actor nominations for their work in dramas, such as Steve Carell for Foxcatcher and Jennifer Aniston in Cake.
Who knows what these actors normally do on Monday nights, when most theaters are dark, but in "The Cartells" they are simply having a great time.
Well, in 1998 an expert panel commissioned by the Council of Europe defined it as "the (re)organisation, improvement, development and evaluation of policy processes, so that a gender equality perspective is incorporated in all policies at all levels and at all stages, by the actors normally involved in policy-making" (pdf).
Modern constitutions identify in the text of the constitution certain provisions that are unchangeable and impervious to the amendment rules that political actors normally follow to amend the constitution.
Saint Joan, though, was smashingly good; stripped of its trappings and the two-dozen actors normally needed to present it, Shaw's central ideas were searingly presented in a direct, immediate and exciting manner.
They govern the behaviour of actors (agents), normally to decide when certain actions are performed.
Sudden celebrity is a rare epilogue for failed actors, who normally disappear from the collective consciousness sometime after the third Hallmark Channel movie.
At first, director Travis Preston wanted to seat the audience for "Prometheus Bound" at the Getty Villa where the actors would normally be: on the plaza in front of the museum that doubles as a stage for the Getty's annual late-summer outdoor productions of ancient plays.
A number of actors who normally participate in vector control policy decisions felt excluded from the larviciding decision, particularly those that play advisory, consultative and evidence generation roles.
Romney is like an actor who normally does investment commercials and is improbably cast in an ad for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
