"ordinary course" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a idiom that means "in the usual way or sequence". For example, "The company completed the project in the ordinary course of events."
"It's just in the ordinary course," he said.
"The relevant provision in the bankruptcy code makes a distinction between transactions in the ordinary course of business and those not in the ordinary course of business".
Skyworks is contending that Advanced Analogic breached the ordinary course covenant in the parties' acquisition agreement.
The ordinary course, Mr. Karsten explained, "is you become a teacher, then a preacher".
In the ordinary course of events, Maryland would hold him until he completed his sentence.
"It may come up, and we will deal with it in the ordinary course of business".
"We considered this transaction as the ordinary course of business," Ms. Makovich said.
It is also unclear what "ordinary course true-up" payments are, as it is not a common legal term.
As result, the regulators questioned whether the broker-dealer "should continue operations in the ordinary course," the filing said.
"The regular Neediest Cases Fund seeks to help people whose poverty arises in the ordinary course of life".
According to the statement, 50 Cent's "business interests will continue unaffected in the ordinary course" as the case is pending.
