"in a normal state" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "After a few days of rest, my body was back in a normal state."
He had some spontaneous movements and wasn't in a normal state when he came in".
Only 3% of students at grammar schools are entitled to free school meals – compared to 18% in a normal state comprehensive.
In a normal state, pain may help us avoid injury, but in a pathological state, it evolves from a symptom indicating tissue damage to a disease itself 2.
"I don't think he's in a normal state of mind after seven years of trauma and these six roller-coaster days".
Endless press conferences featuring Brett Favre explaining that it's tough to play in bad weather urgently break into our regular programming — similar to how, I imagine, in a normal state a station might interrupt its television schedule with actual news.
In a "normal" state — before human interference with the atmosphere or with forests themselves — the forests of the tropics would have been neither a source of atmospheric carbon nor a sink storing it up, according to van der Werf.
Specifically, none of the patients demonstrated a neurologic deficit, clinical seizure, or unexpected delay in regaining a normal state of consciousness.
If the viewer comes in with a normal state of mind, the Hut is relatively calm; if the viewer begins to concentrate, for example on thoughts of motion, the Hut moves more and more frenetically, undulating like a moving wave.
Measurements were carried out on 15 subjects (8 males, 7 females) in two states: a normal state and another in which the tongue surface was thoroughly dried.
For example, if one is interested in studying gene expression patterns in sepsis, relative to a normal state, then comparisons to normal controls is appropriate.
Claude Shannon's childhood was spent in Gaylord, a small town in Michigan where he had a normal state school education.
