"normal needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the necessary requirements for a person or thing to function properly. For example: "I don't think he made enough money to provide for his family's normal needs."
Instead, you must rely on what the buyers at Costco deem staples, and those staples, interestingly, say a lot about what ingredients are now "normal" needs for the average shopper.
The dueling characterizations mattered because the Supreme Court's precedents have found that the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement need not apply when a search serves a "special need" beyond the normal needs of law enforcement.
In short, instead of meeting the normal needs of our children we are suppressing them with drugs.
"The new normal needs to be one where antibiotics are used as a last choice for human medicine and animal agriculture".
Whether it may be used as an equivalent of the ENMG when the latter is normal needs specific investigations.
Thus, diagnosing individuals on the basis of one test, with a single abnormal value that on repeat could well be normal, needs to be debated.
Just in a kind of quiet kind of normal need.
On Friday tabloid rivals waived their normal need for exclusivity as he wrote the splash for both Mail and Mirror.
Yet the goose is able to sustain the level of O2 consumption — 10 to 20 times normal — needed for flapping flight.
The examples she offered included drug-testing of customs agents, transportation workers and student athletes, which the court's precedents have justified as serving "special needs, beyond the normal need for law enforcement".
The Fourth Amendment allows governmental searches and seizures without individualized suspicion when the Government demonstrates a sufficient "special need" – that is, a need beyond the normal need for law enforcement – that outweighs the intrusion on individual liberty.
