normalization
Normalization (noun) means the process of making something conform to a standard, rule or normal state. Example: “The normalization of remote working took a couple of years after the offices reopened.”
How to use normalization
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishIt is the process of turning something into the accepted or standard way of doing things.
The database sense is technical and mainly used by people working with data or software.
In UK English the spelling is normalisation, with an s rather than a z.
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The _____ of remote working took a couple of years after the offices reopened.
Etymology
The word is built from normal with the ending -ization, or alternatively from normalize with the ending -ation.