The word 'normalization' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of standardizing items or categories so that they can be easily compared or grouped. For example, "The normalization of our sales data will make it easier to track our progress."
The result of the steps of "normalization" is a derivation in "normal form".
Mr Duy writes:Many policymakers are ready and eager to normalize policy, and they see economic improvements as consistent with normalization.
The speech fed perceptions that Rubio, who recently backed an amendment that would have crippled the Iran nuclear negotiations and who vehemently opposes the "normalization" of relations with Cuba, has raised the temperature of his foreign policy views in recent months, possibly with an eye on the proclivities of Republican primary voters.
The economy so far looks okay, but not if yields rise another percentage point, which would be consistent with a normalization of term premiums.
It may want to encourage the process by delaying the normalization of rates, or stretching it out over more months.
Post-Ceaușescu times can be very instructive in North Africa, much more so than martial law under Jaruzelski or Husák's normalization," says Mr Kwaśniewski.When it comes to democracy promotion, Poland clearly does not suffer from lack of ambition.
The Republic of Armenia aims at its recognition, and in the first place by Turkey, not only because it is our moral responsibility, but also for the very sake of normalization of relations and reasons of security.
Ms Yellen didn't say so, but the repeated downward revisions to the output gap also militate for a faster pace of rate normalization than previously, and that probably explains why FOMC members have raised the expected path of interest rates; the median projection for the Fed funds rate at the end of 2015 is 1.375%, up from 1% in June; and at the end of 2015 it's 2.875%, up from 2.5%.
He lent his prestige and political influence to numerous campaigns for the normalization of Jewish life in France and Algeria, backing the enfranchisement of North African Jews.
Cuba and the U.S. continued to move only slowly toward the normalization of relations.
In October the IMF relaxed its restrictions on technical assistance in preparation for normalization of relations with Zimbabwe and the establishment of an IMF-monitored structural-adjustment program.
