"things as usual" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the normal or expected state of things. Example: The pandemic may have disrupted our daily routines, but we are slowly returning to things as usual.
Pocock was in the thick of things, as usual.
I dream one day to open my eyes and find things as usual".
"It began with a feeling of not really feeling as connected to things as usual," she told me one evening at the family's dining-room table.
"If you don't understand the consumer and his mood right now and you're doing things as usual," said Walter Loeb, president of Loeb Associates, a consultant firm, "you're not going to get any business".
But judging from past events, it seems to me that those who want to prophesy the imminent end of America's unique global role have a harder case to make than those who think we will limp on for a while, making a mess of things as usual.DIA: In the book, you say that Protestantism encouraged capitalism, leading to dynamic, open societies in both Britain and America, which allowed them to thrive.
But it's not just about putting minorities in a few jobs and having them run things as usual, Hirji said.
"I'd go in, talk to my case worker, say the same thing as usual, and they'd say 'alright, your next appointment is in a month'".
"Sometimes things happen". As usual this time of year, a bunch of those things happened to Kershaw, the Dodgers ace who has made a career out of mixing classic postseason starts with clunkers.
There were things said, as usual, about the mystery and power of black holes and quasars.
But that was the last moment things went as usual for the Patriots and the moment when the superstitious may have wanted to check their omens.
On that day -- if things proceed as usual -- the New York State budget will be officially late for the 20th year in a row.
