"normal course of life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. It is used to refer to the expected or routine way of conducting one's life. For example, "I had to adjust to the normal course of life after leaving the military.".
In the normal course of life a creature's cells must be constantly dividing — millions of times a second.
We all, in the normal course of life, accept some cruelty or brutality as essential to the work of the world, or the integrity of our side, and build a wall of acceptable insulation around our souls.
"It is ecstatic in the sense that you are lifted out of the normal course of life... you are exalted.
Roberts' pictures are of cities, lakes, plazas, public spaces, beaches, parks, conference rooms and so on -- all the regular kinds of places one might go in the normal course of life in town or countryside.
"I think she'd be delighted that the conservancy has come up with a plan to protect the oldest parts of the building, while allowing the rest of it to be changed in the normal course of family life".
The Nazi revolution had bypassed this institution, or so it appeared to Haffner, who writes that he was "inclined to view the undisturbed functioning of the law, and indeed the continued normal course of daily life, as a triumph over the Nazis".
During the normal course of their life, these animals develop multiple pathological changes that are characteristic of premature aging [7].
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