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The phrase "a typical case of this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a common or representative example of a particular situation or phenomenon.
Example: "This incident is a typical case of this type of behavior being overlooked by authorities."
Alternatives: "a common example of this" or "a standard instance of this".
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A typical case of this phenomenon is the event of the "astronomically-priced Xinjiang nut cake".
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Currently, a typical case of the examples can be completed within 2 3 weeks.
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We show in a typical case of a structured population that this novel kind of representation can preserve in simulation quantitative features of the epidemics that are crucial for their study and management.
This patient appeared to have a typical case of R. conorii infection, with seasonal and geographic characteristics favoring this diagnosis (3).
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