The phrase "at the normal prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the standard or typical prices for goods or services in a specific context.
Example: "The items will be available for purchase at the normal prices during the sale."
Alternatives: "at the usual rates" or "at the standard prices".
At the normal price, that means recharging a Nissan Leaf from virtually flat to a full charge would cost nearly £20, while a top-end Tesla Model S would cost almost £50.
At the normal price, it really is kind of a difficult choice.
In the meantime, gasoline stations have run dry and fuel is only available on the black market at quadruple the normal price.
The result led to mayhem, with thousands of drivers clogging the streets around the station to try to buy gas at 25percentt of the normal price.
"The people that are going to use these medicines at 10percentt of the normal price are people who would have never purchased it on their own".
Other cars sputtered down the road because they were filled — at four times the normal price — with black-market gasoline, which is frequently mixed with water.
Sydney organizers also came under heavy criticism for deceiving the public about the withholding of 500,000 tickets to be sold to corporate bidders at three times the normal price.
Mr Mantashe said most black-owned firms built public schools or supplied services at three times the normal price.
First, customers receive an email about the latest deal in their area — in this case, a large tub of the premium yogurt at 50% off the normal price — as well as the name of the nearest partner grocery store that carries the item.
First, customers receive an email about the latest deal in their area — in this case, a large tub of the premium yogurt at 50% off the normal price — as well as the name of the nearest partner grocery store that carries the item.
