The phrase "as a normal development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or process that is typical or expected in a given context.
Example: "The increase in technology use among students is seen as a normal development in today's educational landscape."
Alternatives: "as a typical occurrence" or "as a usual progression".
Aberdeenshire council then included that proposal as a normal development in the belief it was covered by the 2008 planning approval.
A qualitative study conducted in Malawi indicated that teething diarrhea was considered as a normal development of the child that needs no action or treatment [ 32].
4 12 13 This fragmentation has been questioned as a definitive sign of OSD and has subsequently been seen as a normal development of the ATT.
The fragmentation of the ossification centre has been questioned as a definitive sign of OSD and has been seen as a normal development of the anterior tibial tubercle (ATT).
In the mere year-and-a-half in which we've known her, she's gone through as many changes as her character, a normal development for a teenager, I suppose, except for the fact that she's gone through the EXACT SAME changes as her character.
We decided that this had to be a fascinating gene that would tell us about disease as well as normal development.
During pregnancy, women may suffer from various conditions which could affect pregnant women's health as well as normal development and delivery of the infant.
We know today that metastatic sites are not always histologically identical with the primary location: histological conversion can occur, either as a normal maturation procedure mimicking embryonic development or as a result of therapeutic intervention.
Advancing age can also be seen as a normal human development, not being a matter of disease (a general ground).
Adventitious root primordia of deep water rice initiates as a normal plant development but the formation is initiated by the death of nodal epidermal cell covering the tip of primordia which occurred as a result of flood-induced ethylene development [ 46].
In human ART, it is imperative to provide a regimen that supports epigenetic programming that is compatible, as far as possible, with normal development of the conceptus.
