The phrase "normal margin" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in finance, economics, or business contexts to describe the desired or expected level of profitability or financial stability for a company or individual. Here is an example: "Our company's goal is to maintain a normal margin of at least 10%, but recent market fluctuations have caused it to drop to 8%."
It assumes only the normal margin of human fallibility.
The normal margin rate has been raised to 60%, & for a few stocks the margin has been set at 70%.
But CCT only collected a wafer-thin return on the product, much lower than its normal margin.
Despite the loss, Loral forecast a rise of more than 50percentt in operating cash flow margins this year and a return to normal margin levels for its satellite manufacturing and technology unit.
Slopes of the forward margin term structure before and after most of the major swings in IOFC indicate these shocks were mostly unanticipated, whereas the time needed for recovery to normal margin levels was successfully predicted.
No normal margin bristles were evident but instead there were numerous ectopic bristles that appear similar to the pair of large bristles found normally on the margin at the distal tip of the costa (Figure 7A and 7B).
(By contrast, a 2009 study (pdf) of 6,000 Army and Air Force contracts by the Institute for Defence Analysis found that normal margins on such contracts were typically around 10% of production costs).
"I would characterize it as an aggressive plan with normal margins in it," Boeing's chief executive, W. James McNerney Jr., said in a conference call, seeking to allay fears of more delays.
Use normal margins, a standard font type, and appropriate headings and bullets.
But we believe that normal margins and normal earnings in this business are higher than where they are currently being reported today.
This likely has a lot to do with how well the iPad is selling — a device which Apple priced fairly low compared to their normal margins.
