"routine state" is correct and usable in written English
It is generally used as a phrase to refer to a situation which is normal or expected. For example, "Despite the current pandemic, most businesses are continuing to function in their usual routine state."
The CG trajectory usually converges with that of a routinely growing individual upon reaching the routine state (Ali et al. 2003).
Rather, he took it as a routine state of mind and soul.
The report detailed a routine state audit of the period January 2001 through December 2002.
As a result, we no longer need habeas review of routine state criminal cases.
Many of Mr. Pataki's announcements had made routine state aid for local governments sound like something special.
The buying of new voting machines is not a routine state contract, like purchasing a fleet of trucks.
Citing employees' privacy, she would not discuss his medical history or the results of a routine, state-mandated physical examination he received in December.
The quiet, the flatness, the gray, everyday normality are exactly the point: we are watching a routine, state-sanctioned scientific procedure in which people are progressively eviscerated until they "complete," their service having been honorably terminated.
In contrast, almost all from wards without TB-routine, stated a lack of isolation facilities.
New York City students have grown accustomed to the restless routine of state tests in math and reading every year.
She struggles to maintain that belief amid the negative articles, including the recent news that racial profiling of drivers was the routine among state troopers in New Jersey.
