"normal shipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is shipped in the usual way, with no special instructions or conditions. For example, "We received the normal shipment of supplies on time."
Three hundred and sixty days were normal shipments.
Akihiro Ohata, the Japanese minister for trade and industry, told reporters on Tuesday that if normal shipments did not resume by the end of the week he would consider dispatching his deputy to Beijing.
Normal shipments have resumed to the United States and Europe, three rare earth industry executives said in interviews on the sidelines of the industry conference here, which began on Wednesday and ends on Thursday.
The company reckons that half its normal goods shipments are being blocked, either by pickets stopping ICI drivers or by lack of outside haulage.
Delayed coal shipments, the normal winter decline in hydropower capacity, and ice damage to transmission systems have all contributed to cuts in power output, just as the cold weather has driven up demand.
Bankrupt retailer Kmart said a significant number of its vendors had resumed shipments on normal payment terms, allowing the discount chain to operate with fewer disruptions.
Bryan Osborne, the director of public works in Colchester, Vt., is going to Canada to get extra salt for the town while waiting on a delayed shipment from his normal supplier, which gets salt from western New York.
Expediting is an attempt to have a specific shipment move faster than normal through the carrier's system because it is needed immediately by the consignee.
Jiang Yu, a spokeswoman for China's Foreign Ministry, said at a press briefing in Beijing that the shipment was part of "normal military trade" between Zimbabwe and China, and called on other nations not to politicize the issue.
Changing the room or even shipment of laboratory animals are "normal" events prior to experiments with in-house bred or vendor-derived rodents.
