The phrase "a typical aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or characteristic feature of something in various contexts, such as discussions about behavior, culture, or phenomena.
Example: "In many cultures, a typical aspect of family life is the emphasis on shared meals and gatherings."
Alternatives: "a common feature" or "a standard characteristic."
A typical aspect of these applications involves the selection of probe materials suitable for the optimization of the energy transfer.
A typical aspect of such interconnections is the inherent time-delay, which is usually unknown, induced by the network.
b Renal CTA, coronal MIP reconstruction in the same patient showing a typical aspect of a medial string-of-beads dysplasia of the right renal artery.
This is a typical aspect of bending due to a fluctuation of stress rate, and if this fluctuation is ignored, the gradient of function does not change at this point.
In cases of sterile HO, follow-up CT can show the initial formation of a trabecular structure, which is a typical aspect of HO in evolution to maturity (Fig. 11).
The main reason for this is the transition from a rather centralized form of urban planning, a typical aspect of the Yugoslav planned economy, into a markedly free form of development, characterized by loose control by the authorities.
In short, SPA methods are suitable to highly uncertain and complex forecasts—a most typical aspect in forecasting global logistics networks.
Enterprise Architecture Frameworks can be used to project and integrate all typical aspects of a company, such as its functions, information, resources, and organizational units.
A synthetic Li-fluorohectorite with typical aspect ratios around 1000 shows superior thermal, fire and mechanical properties.
You can see that the "after" trajectory is completely different from the first, as the changes appear on both a morphological wave level (bigger amplitude, typical aspect) and rhythm level (higher frequency, chaotic aspect).
(b) One year later, LDCT shows a slight increment of the focal abnormalities with the typical aspect of apical fibrotic changes, with a pleural tag and concomitant emphysema (arrow).
