The phrase "normally displayed" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that something is typically shown or put forward in some way. For example, "The result was not normally displayed to the public."
Flies eclosed normally, displayed normal climbing and flying activity and both female and males were fertile.
Muscle tissues are normally displayed with HU values between 50 and 100 HU though within a normal muscle belly there are also other tissue elements such as connective and fat which are coded with much lower HU values.
The oils, which are normally displayed as part of the museum's broader collection of post-mid-19th-century art, are also shown together.
When investors place an order to buy or sell a stock on an exchange, the order is normally displayed for the public to view.
The rolling ticker notifications normally displayed at the top of the screen on an ordinary Android phone roll down the side.
The productions reflect a wide range of Southern African dance normally displayed in a context to which international audiences can relate.
Even institutions that do not normally display their collections periodically have public showings at which their treasures can be viewed.
His commitment to tackling nuclear proliferation seems to go beyond the lip-service that Western politicians (even progressive ones) normally display on this subject.
Optical images of Uranus on Sept. 19 and Oct. 2, showing the dramatic appearance of a bright storm on a planet that normally displays only a diffuse bright polar region.
Dual-permeability flow media normally display poor reservoir characteristics in that only the permeable conduits (i.e., trace fossils) effectively transmit fluids, and resources may be absent in the tighter matrix.
When modeling a self-growing overall system in which a component object reproduces an offspring object, the hereditary formalism elaboration from one generation to the next normally displays the system architecture and modeling characteristics.
