"fits the norm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something which conforms to an established standard or behavior. For example: "Sally's behavior fits the norm for a student in her grade level; she shows up to class on time, completes her work, and is respectful to her peers and teachers."
Cimino made a film that's both conventional and boldly original a Western that entirely fits the norms and expectations of the genre while taking a radical approach to image-making and storytelling.
Cimino made a film that's both conventional and boldly original — a Western that entirely fits the norms and expectations of the genre while taking a radical approach to image-making and storytelling.
Lesbians and others who do not fit the norm respond by avoiding being alone in public, trying not to attract men's attention, and hiding their sexual orientation, the report added.
Watch Hal Cruttenden's routine here One of the hardest things about being a standup is that you soon find out which parts of you don't fit "the norm".
It offers a false sense of privilege and ignorance to those who "fit" the norm (or trend) while potentially destroying those who don't and ignoring those who are able to survive outside of it.
As my boss put it so simply, everyone wants to get paid for the talents and skills we bring to a workplace, which is at the heart of pay parity whether you're me or you're a black man, transgendered or somebody over 60 — basically anyone who doesn't fit the norm in tech of the white 30-year-old male.
They exclude people with disabilities because they do not fit the norm.
Interesting people often have unusual preferences that don't fit the norm.
Our society has clear expectations regarding students who don't fit the norm.
As in all educational endeavors, young minds are molded to fit the norm their professors set forth.
