"restore normalcy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of returning to a normal or usual state after a period of disruption or chaos. For example, "The government is working hard to restore normalcy after the hurricane."
Throughout the year earnest steps were made to restore normalcy.
It is clear that the Jets are in no particular rush to restore normalcy to the team.
Bharti was working closely with the cable operators to "restore normalcy as soon as possible," he said.
It has been a hallmark of the Russian response to terrorist attacks to try to restore normalcy as quickly as possible.
Those efforts to restore normalcy plowed ahead even in the continued absence of the rebels' top leadership, who remain either in the eastern city of Benghazi or abroad.
Government agencies moved more quickly to implement relief measures and restore normalcy than they had during the flood and cyclone seasons in the previous two years.
"They commit themselves to restoring normalcy for all the inhabitants of Sri Lanka, whether they are Sinhalese, Tamils, Muslims or others".
They said that the Tigers would devise a plan with the United Nations Children's Fund aimed at "restoring normalcy to the lives of children".
Electricity, essential to restoring normalcy to business and personal life, remains crippled because looters are stealing copper cable as quickly as it is being installed.
"It is important that together we get on with the work of restoring normalcy to California's electricity situation," said John E. Bryson, chairman of Edison International. "There are still many challenges ahead over the next several years in providing our customers with stable, reliable electricity".
Even in the rare circumstance when the phrasing is more cautious, such as "Iranian regime claims to be restoring normalcy," there is still an inherent default to accept the veracity of the claim.
