The phrase "a number of typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to several examples or instances that are representative of a certain category or type.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed a number of typical behaviors exhibited by the species in their natural habitat."
Alternatives: "several common" or "various standard".
In the following centuries many large country houses and estates (including Hatfield, Knebworth, and Gorhambury) were built at a convenient distance from London, and a number of typical market towns such as Hertford and Hitchin developed.
8. Xenoblade Chronicles X (Wii U) One of the final releases for Nintendo's beleaguered Wii U console, the successor to which will be announced next year, Xenoblade Chronicles X explores a number of typical juvenile interests: giant bugs, transforming robots, warrior schoolgirls, and anthropomorphic pets.
A number of typical chemical engineering systems can be represented by models of this form.
In the Appendix a number of typical product technology R&D results are summarized.
This chapter reviews a number of typical application areas where high performance servo drives are required.
The research has shown that the use of sustainability criteria has a number of typical advantages.
According to these foreign commentators, this economic performance stems from a number of characteristics typical of the Dutch economic order.
He was one of the first to develop the modern principle of monothematic writing, which replaced the rapid presentation of a number of themes typical of the early ricercar and canzone.
In this regard, the chapter lists a number of the typical characteristics of clinical medicine.
It also offers a number of features typical for TV provider mobile apps, including a remote control functionality, the ability to program your DVR (this feature also works remotely), and the ability to configure parental controls, among other things.
A number of UBLps typical of higher eukaryotes (ISG15, FAT10, UFM1, FUB1) have not been found in this analysis, nor that previously described by Ponder and Bogyo (2007).
