The phrase "and normal methods of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standard practices or procedures in a particular context.
Example: "The study will evaluate the effectiveness of new techniques compared to traditional approaches and normal methods of data collection."
Alternatives: "and standard practices of" or "and conventional methods of".
Sure, it's not a huge amount of customization, but it's much better than normal methods of advertising and it creates a sense of interaction with the ad.
A rootkit is a piece of malicious software (otherwise known as malware) that is designed to hide the existence of certain processes or programs from normal methods of detection and allow the software to have access to a system.
Furthermore, the building of these roads cannot be carried out according to the normal methods of planning and construction usually adopted for permanent public roads: such methods would result in too high a cost.
"We haven't got the details yet but the most important thing is the normal methods of cooperation worked and there were no casualties, no damage despite heavy firing," he said.
Finally, an outline is presented of a suggested path leading to the determination whether normal methods of food preparation and processing constitute a human health hazard.
The impact of such a system on the normal methods of sequential tone ranging and the application of the method for spin stabilized spacecraft are also described.
"In certain areas, we need to go beyond the normal methods of policing," Fenty (D) said at a news conference announcing the action.
Like all rootkits, ZeroAccess is capable of hiding its presence from all normal methods of detection, while maintaining privileged access to a computer's inner workings.
By changing the milled shape of some of the pins within a lock, it is possible to frustrate the normal methods of pin movement associated with lockpicking.
The mounting evidence since 20 January shows that Trump's notion of leadership revolves around creating a politics of unreasonably low expectations so that any measure of near adult behavior by the man will be seen as remarkable, or even presidential, while his hopes abound that the normal methods of judging legislators will fade from view.
