The phrase "and returned to routine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone goes back to their normal activities or habits after a disruption or change.
Example: "After the vacation ended, she unpacked her bags and returned to routine, resuming her daily work and exercise schedule."
Alternatives: "and resumed normalcy" or "and went back to normal".
But transforming the art space back into a regular dining hall extension as we clean up after camp reminds me of taking the Sukkah down at the end of the holiday, waking the next day with the alarm clock instead of the sun, and returning to routine meals indoors.
"Our mission is to support the governor and his response priorities through the unified command structure to help Puerto Ricans recover and return to routines.
In light of this, the observed rise is intriguing and might suggest that the extended follow-up after colposcopy and treatment (mainly by 6-monthly cervical cytology tests until a woman has three consecutive normal tests and is returned to routine 3- or 5-yearly recall) is associated with depression for a small proportion of women.
The others will receive a "normal" or negative result and will be returned to routine screening - they will continue to be invited for bowel cancer screening every two years while they are still within the eligible age range.
Following time period 2, investigation and response activities returned to routine levels.
The category-3 women underwent appropriate follow-up, and the others returned to routine screening.
From the three women on STR from STR, an additional invasive cancer was found and two women were returned to routine recall.
The women diagnosed with ASC-US are invited to have a hr-HPV test; the hr-HPV-positive women are referred to colposcopy and hr-HPV-negative women returned to routine cytological screening interval.
11 This allowed us to model the effects of some women having early and late re-screening after being returned to routine screening.
