The phrase "a statistically typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that represents an average or common occurrence based on statistical analysis.
Example: "In this study, we found that a statistically typical response to the survey was a score of 7 out of 10."
Alternatives: "an average" or "a representative".
We should live in a statistically typical example of the range of universes compatible with life, he explained.
The artist, who is from Birmingham herself, wanted a different spin from the Italian project, less a statistically typical family and more a real one.
A statistically typical case, Mr. Nickell said, involved "a woman, elderly or infirm or in some way impaired by sleeping pills, drink or something, who is alone and near a fire source," more often at night and in winter.
Politifact has called Trump's use of these stories, which may not be statistically typical, an example of the risks of using anecdotes to drive policy.
According to Kevin O'Keefe, whose new book, "The Average American," chronicles his hunt for the most statistically typical person in the United States, the average American drives a car (eight years old, no vanity plates) and owns a home (permanent, freestanding, occupied by 2.62 people, with a washing machine, a dryer, an outdoor grill, and a private lawn requiring forty hours a year of mowing).
She has trouble telling left from right — a result, she thinks, of being forced, as a young… According to Kevin O'Keefe, whose new book, "The Average American," chronicles his hunt for the most statistically typical person in the United States, the average… When Peter Bearman, a professor of sociology, moved from North Carolina to New York, seven years ago, to take a post at Columbia, he found….
It took many more weeks to find three statistically typical women willing to be interviewed.
By two measures -- of all black students, the percentage in majority-white schools; and of all white students, the percentage in schools attended by statistically typical black students -- the report found schools in New York State to be the most segregated in the nation, followed by those in Michigan, Illinois and California.
The lexical/semantic knowledge permits word comprehension and also contributes to achieving the correct pronunciation of "irregular words" (e.g., PINT) that violate statistically typical spelling-to-sound correspondences.
Precisely, for gaze steps larger than 10 px, the distances Δr follow typical power-law distributions, with a statistically identical exponent, α ≈ 2.9, for all tests (see Table 1).
Due to time constraints typical of a CFSAM, the selection of households for interview was not based upon a statistically random sample.
