The phrase "attend normally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone participating in an event or activity in a typical or expected manner.
Example: "Students are encouraged to attend normally during the school year to keep up with their studies."
Alternatives: "participate as usual" or "join as expected".
Rather than labouring in the crop fields during cashew season – as was common in the past – the village youth now attend school normally.
Data entry is performed by the attending physician, normally a specialist or resident in orthopedics and trauma, or by others who are on call at accident and emergency departments.
"Kids come who don't normally attend dance performances," Anne Kuite, a spokeswoman, said.
These are exceptional cases, given the thousands of children each year who attend such camps, normally without incident.
On December 13th, for example, 470 women came, far more than normally attend any sort of health centre.
Still, Mr. Law's undeniable charisma and gender-crossing sex appeal may captivate Broadway theatergoers who wouldn't normally attend productions of Shakespeare.
That's about 8,000 fewer people than would normally attend a Northwestern home game, said Hammer, the university spokesman, but this game is generating far more attention.
Whitehall sources also suggested that members of European royal families, who would not normally attend the Cenotaph ceremony, would be attending this year to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the second world war.
The lure for listeners who normally attend for the rock offerings was the American premiere of "Popcorn Superhet Receiver" (2005), a gritty, energetic string orchestra work by Jonny Greenwood, the lead guitarist of Radiohead.
His unusual step – high-ranking officials do not normally attend mass public protests – is a measure of how high the stakes are at a summit next week of world leaders, called by the secretary-general, to discuss climate change.
