The phrase "adjusted to normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or calibrated to return to a standard or typical state.
Example: "After the calibration process, the equipment was adjusted to normal to ensure accurate readings."
Alternatives: "set to standard" or "returned to baseline".
Figure 4 shows that the QQ plot can be adjusted to normal by IQS calculated from the first group.
Most of the metabolites characterizing CML were adjusted to normal levels, including the intermediates of the urea cycle and tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA).
Serum viral load with skewed distribution was adjusted to normal distribution by transformation into logarithmic function, and then tested by the Student t test.
Continuous variables, like serum viral load and ALT level with skewed distribution, were adjusted to normal distribution by transformation into logarithmic function and then tested by Student's t-test.
Seven participants recruited in Virginia were excluded due to excessive head motion (>4 mm), yielding a final sample of 63 healthy adults (age mean ± standard deviation (SD): 32 ± 13 years; 34 females; 56 from Virginia and 7 from London) with normal or adjusted to normal vision, no contraindication to MRI, and reported no previous or current psychiatric or neurological conditions.
"The film is more about two people trying to adjust to normal life.
Elfyn Llwyd MP, chair of the JUPG, said many veterans encountered problems adjusting to normal life.
It stars the winningly wonky Ellie Kemper as a doomsday cult escapee adjusting to normal (relatively speaking) life in New York.
Ched is now adjusting to normal life after serving a sentence for a crime consistently denied".
Boy A, about a 24-year-old trying to adjust to normal life after being imprisoned for killing a child in his youth, won three awards.
I found it really fascinating actually how Murdoch managed to explore the adaptations that Carey and Jenessa had to take to adjust to normal life, and the threats that peers can sometimes pose.
