The phrase "are viewed as normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is perceived or regarded by people in a particular context.
Example: "In many cultures, certain practices are viewed as normal, while in others, they may be considered unusual."
Alternatives: "are considered typical" or "are seen as standard."
"Part of the evolution of equality obviously includes moving from where statements are viewed as normal and accepted to being socially undesirable," he said.
They are viewed as "normal" mental health illnesses that even extremely productive people (people who make other people money) can have.
Contributing to the confusion is that some workarounds are viewed as normal practice, with clinicians being unaware that they are in fact workarounds.
Such norms can be influenced by the amounts that are presented for consumption, and larger portions of food have become increasingly prevalent, making it increasingly unlikely that smaller portions are viewed as normal or appropriate for a single serving (Young 2002).
When almost all companies issue optimistic earnings reports, such reports come to be viewed as normal.
It includes a passage saying: "In a macro environment in which homosexuality is gradually accepted as being normal, child molesting by gays is gradually being viewed as normal in academia.
Instead, by defying warnings that they would be arrested for daring to drive in a kingdom ruled by a few hardline clerics, some 60 women hoped to prove the concept of female drivers could be viewed as "normal".
But there's a catch with these cameras; although all the photos can be viewed as normal 2-D images on any traditional surface, you need a 3-D television and the appropriate 3-D glasses to see the images pop off the screen.
Methane emissions were viewed as normal and natural.
In an industry where a 1% response rate can be viewed as normal, direct response results with mini-tablets can be as high as 10%.
