The phrase "as is normal procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being done in accordance with established practices or protocols.
Example: "The report will be submitted to the committee, as is normal procedure, to ensure all guidelines are followed."
Alternatives: "as is customary" or "as per standard practice".
Given the nature of some of the content, as is normal procedure, we sought advice from the Home Office on whether the books should be allowed in the centre.
A police spokesman said they wanted to talk to Dr Conrad Murray, a cardiologist who practises in California, Nevada and Texas, because he had not signed a death certificate, as is normal procedure.
"As is normal procedure, we will consider the report's finding and associated evidence and respond to the IPCC within the statutory 15 working days," a Met spokesman said.
"Our officers perform routine stop-checks, as is normal procedure, as part of our commitment to protect the public from harm".
As is normal procedure, the charges will now be reviewed by the Public Prosecution Service.
Because of this, a document was never released for public comment, as is normal procedure.
As was normal procedure at the BBC at the time, the original PAL master tapes of the series were wiped some time after broadcast and, for many years, Moonbase 3 was believed to be lost forever.
"It is normal procedure, as you know," Williams explained, "for Nigella to eat a standard Waitrose punnet of each of the 50 chart pâtés live on air during the programme, while describing its taste to the listeners in a breathless eroticised voice.
E.U. officials insist that is normal procedure.
The decision of the international body is therefore a non-event and is normal procedure".
As for the claim of something sinister in the fact that the "wreckage was found and sealed off by the Northern Rhodesia troops and police", surely this is normal procedure?
