The phrase "a typical case for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or example that is representative of a broader category or pattern.
Example: "This incident is a typical case for understanding the challenges faced by small businesses in the current economy."
Alternatives: "a common example of" or "a standard instance of".
The current subprime mortgage crisis is a typical case for systemic risk in financial institutions.
North China is a typical case for studying water-food nexus because water shortage has become a primary factor in restricting food production.
A typical case for Ag NPs prepared in the presence of TTHA/alginate is shown in Figs. S3 and S4.
Under this background, this collective litigation involving 10,357 people provided a typical case for examining the transformation of relationships between the state and individuals in contemporary China.
In industry and engineering, temperature control is a kind of important control, and time optimal control of heat equation is a typical case for temperature control.
The selected case, which centres on the planning, construction, and operation of a typical grocery store, illustrates a typical case for developers, planners, and users in urban development.
Table 4 shows the position-wise classification performance for all fault classes for a typical case of 25 75 % division ratio with majority voting.
A typical case of an MFMP system for producing methanol and power from coal and natural gas is studied and optimized using the proposed evaluation indicators.
The evolution of the volume fractions of pearlite and ferrite, the maximum and minimum carbon concentrations in the domain and the mean austenite grain size are represented as a function of the temperature for a typical case of constant heating rate.
Simulation results were compared to experimental data for a typical case of valve aging with CAS.
For a typical case of protein denaturation, pressure will shift the equilibrium of the reactants (PN + nH2O) into the products (PD H2O) n ), where PN and PD are native and denatured proteins, respectively.
