"normal workflow" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term that describes the regular, expected process by which tasks are completed. For example, "We strive to ensure our normal workflow is not disrupted by external factors."
Users should not notice any changes to normal workflow.
But he acknowledged that, "eventually, if we want telemedicine to be more widespread, incorporating it into the normal workflow process is a barrier we will need to overcome".
Individuals added to a document for actions (approve, acknowledge, FYI) in addition to the normal workflow routing.
However, interfaces are not satisfactory since they do not consider aspects of the normal workflow of a clinical user.
The system needs to be intuitive enough to fit seamlessly into the producers' normal workflow, rather than being an extra burden in their already over-booked schedules.
The emphasis in the analyses will be in how the method can be applied in the normal workflow of an automation delivery.
This means that asking ethical questions should become "part of researchers' normal workflows" rather than an extra step or additional burden on their work.
This was achieved without disrupting normal workflows while also maintaining the current practice of transcribing paper-based reports.
We used this approach because CaFHS administration officers recruited mothers to the trial in the course of their normal work responsibilities, and because this trial was pragmatic by design we judged this method as being desirable because it demonstrated that randomisation could be done within normal workflows.
It is not necessary to retain a single-DES key for these services, since password changes are not part of normal daily workflow, and disruption from a client failure is likely to be minimal.
To tackle the problems stated above, a system was designed and implemented that incorporates the study data from the CDs into the normal hospital workflow using a decentralised upload of the CD data [11].
