The phrase "a conventional list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a standard or typical list that follows common practices or formats.
Example: "For the project, we will create a conventional list of all the required materials and their specifications."
Alternatives: "a standard list" or "a typical list".
Stephenson is considering a conventional list of colleges — Texas, U.C.L.A., Southern California, Memphis, Texas and St. John's — but is expected to only spend one season in college before heading to the N.B.A. Stephenson's father, Lance Sr., said Monday in a telephone interview that he and his son would be following Jennings's decision closely.
Moreover, the search results are represented in a conventional list of defect information (Fig. 9).
Instead of presenting the search results in a conventional list of papers, VisArchive could visualize a timeline-based overview of the published papers.
This is because it often takes far longer than a conventional listing for trophy homes to find a buyer, since the universe of people with the assets to purchase them is so small.
The new documentary process, intended to broaden the pool of voters making a first cut of the candidates, yielded what appeared to be a fairly conventional list of culturally hip or politically progressive nominees.
I mean, it was a pretty conventional list of tax cuts.
As Janet, Amy, Samuel and Sarah (and me) prove, you don't need a conventional cast list to have a happy Christmas.
But Apple's introduction in April of the iPad, which approximates a conventional wine list in size, shape and weight, has substantially accelerated the trend.
This week's question My daughter is getting married next summer, and instead of a conventional wedding list would like to invite guests to contribute towards buying roof-top solar panels.
But Obama also gave a nod to items further down on the conventional list of top priorities: climate change and election reform included.
Fig. 9 Conventional list of search results provided by Bugzilla.
