The phrase "normally return" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a regular or expected action or behavior. Example: "Our company policy states that items purchased online can be normally returned within 30 days for a full refund."
"We would not normally return refugees to an ongoing conflict situation," Mr. McNamara said.
Many British tourists who normally return year after year have had enough.
In fact the €5 billion at issue is money that was left unspent and would normally return to national coffers.
The 30-minute procedure requires local anesthesia and patients can normally return to work the next day.
Space station crews normally return to earth in shuttles, and the Soyuz capsules, which are regularly docked to the station, are reserved for use in case of emergencies.
Such money would normally return to the Treasury at the end of the financial year but will instead remain with McLoughlin's department.
Mayor Autry said just 22percentt of the money generated by sales taxes in Fresno was normally returned to the city by the state, and 25percentt of property taxes.
In the off-season Fyfe normally returns to the family farm in Lake Grace and mucks in for the family cattle transport business, though his aching body might earn him a reprieve this year.
In this manner, oxygen is introduced into the blood, and carbon dioxide is removed in sufficient quantities to make the blood leaving the oxygenator similar to that normally returning to the heart from the lungs.
Where films are normally returned to the studios that made them once their commercial life is over, it was considered too expensive to ship used prints back to the United States after they'd finished their antipodal careers (Australia is also proving to be a good hunting ground for lost American movies).
"My sister normally returned home by 8pm every day.
