The phrase "beyond the normal range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is greater than, or diverges from, an acceptable range or average. For example, "His blood pressure reading was beyond the normal range."
The most remarkable feature of hypermobile EDS is joints that extend far beyond the normal range.
Amounts of H.G.H. even slightly beyond the normal range can result in high blood pressure, edema and, in the worst cases, congestive heart failure.
They have developed a higher consciousness, hyper-sensitive to specks of dust, sounds and movements well beyond the normal range of human cognisance.
Something of a contemporary Eugene Onegin, Maxim wore black turtlenecks and appeared "deeply absorbed by considerations and calculations beyond the normal range of human cognition".
Another was "uncertainties beyond the normal range of forecasting" and a third was "assumptions underlying the preparation of cash-flow projections".
David Collander, an economic historian at Middlebury College, says that companies are used to dealing with risks, but that the response to terrorist attacks goes beyond the normal range of economic theory.
Should there be any predicted outcome that falls beyond the normal ranges, the rt-CDSS should give a remedy recommendation.
Because the causes of rising or falling glucose concentrations beyond the normal ranges in T1D vary with different circumstances, hence the solutions will also vary.
In the present analysis, the transaminases ALT and AST increased significantly beyond the normal ranges during antifungal prophylaxis, whereas total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, creatinine, urea, and potassium showed no significant changes during the treatment.
There were no observed perturbations beyond the normal ranges in body weight, temperature, peripheral lymph node size, red cell hemoglobin concentration, or erythrocyte sedimentation rate following aerosol BCG vaccinations.
The reports are so far beyond what we consider the normal range of human behavior that we find them hard to believe.
