The phrase "a conventional type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is typical or standard within a certain category or context.
Example: "In the world of fashion, a conventional type of dress is often seen at formal events."
Alternatives: "a standard kind" or "a typical form".
This version, which recounts innumerable chivalric adventures of a conventional type, had superseded all other French versions by the end of the European Middle Ages, and it was in this form that Sir Thomas Malory knew the legend in the late 15th century, making it part of his Le Morte Darthur.
The experimental results of conical solar still were compared with a conventional type solar still which has the same area.
The AANNs are NNs of a conventional type, i.e. featuring feedforward connections and sigmoidal nodal transfer functions, trained by backpropagation or similar algorithms.
The paper presents an experimental and theoretical evaluation of the performance of a tar solar water heater and comparison with that of a conventional type collector.
For this aim, we selected single H and U-shape array antenna, which are known as a conventional type of the nano-antenna.
The first one is a conventional type and the second is a finned still while the third one is corrugated still.
Experimental results indicate that the proposed simplified type-2 FLC is as robust as a conventional type-2 FLC, while lowering the computational cost.
The collected pressure response data have been analyzed to identify significant groundwater flow paths between source and observation boreholes as well as to estimate inter-well transmissivity and storativity using a conventional type-curve analysis.
To compare plasma BNP values determined by a conventional-type and a novel-type of BNP assays.
A traffic light with visible dots (Gleds) and a conventional-type traffic light with colored refractor and no directly visible leds were compared.
As shown in Figure 2 and Table 1, the growth rate increased when using the slim-type tubular PBR, resulting in a higher CO2 fixation rate of 754 mg L−1 d−1, which was up to 40% higher than that achieved with a conventional-type tubular PBR.
