The phrase "normative to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "normative to" when discussing behaviors, actions, or beliefs that conform to or follow societal norms, standards, or expectations. Example: "In many cultures, it is considered normative to get married and have children by a certain age."
If Kolodny were correct, then the rational norms on intention would be explicable by appeal to the same principles as the norms on belief, and any other normatively assessable attitudes and would moreover be, at best, pseudo-norms, or principles that merely appear normative to us.
"A leader could whip up everyone's frustration and channel it to these scapegoats and make it normative to use this language," Paluck said, "encouraging people to say, 'Ah, this is how to express my frustration, to lash out against liberalism and so-called élites.' " Such an authority figure can create the impression of a social consensus where none exists.
Finally, results obtained are compared with Spanish Navigation Normative to study a possible technical feasibility.
The concept of discrimination is inherently normative to the extent that the idea of disadvantage is a normative one.
The main normative to mention are: Law that creates a National Geographic Information System: forces digitalization of the nation's public information and establishes GIS standardization.
Through archaeological surveys, they provide a regional perspective on behavioral change that has been key to the transition from normative to populational perspectives on the past.
Attitude is related to behavioral beliefs, subjective norm to normative beliefs and PBC to control beliefs.
If we believe ourselves to have a normative reason to φ, then rationally we ought to φ, and in judging that we have normative reason to φ, we will necessarily, insofar as we are rational, be moved to φ.
There has been a long standing controversy as to the normative database to use for men.
So, could the world build upon the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees to create a normative framework to protect internally displaced persons?
Third, the definition is not intended to carry any normative weight to it.
