The phrase "a typical custom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or standard practice within a particular culture or group.
Example: "In many cultures, giving gifts during holidays is a typical custom that brings people together."
Alternatives: "a common practice" or "a usual tradition".
Keeping Tabs A typical custom package includes help in choosing destinations, routes and accommodations, sightseeing recommendations and hand-picked guides, access to private facilities, introductions to local people and restaurant reservations.
TRB is a typical custom product, whose performance is closely related to its thickness variation, thus how to obtain the optimal thickness variation of a TRB part becomes a challenging task, especially for crashworthiness design.
They comprise short oligomeric probes (generally 25 70 bp) immobilized on a slide surface; a typical custom-built tiling array today contains about 400,000 features.
A typical Prati custom is to meet at chic bars Antonini or Vanni to sample the tartine, tiny, freshly made bread buns filled with caviar, smoked salmon or crab.
A few products are using so-called merchant silicon, instead of its typical custom chips.
The Open-Platform BIM teams (Figure 1, Teams 3 13) use different, for each discipline typical (custom) software, and work with central architectural model, exchanging the data using the IFC.
For a bribe of between half a penny and one and a half pence per gallon, a typical British customs official was willing to shrink the reported amount of non-British molasses on board a ship by a factor of ten.
Some shinigami choose to disobey the typical customs proper for a shinigami, such as apathy and content, but it's rare to find a shinigami willing to break the rules set for them.
Typical custom-made zinc finger arrays comprise between three and six individual zinc finger modules and can consequently bind target sites ranging from 9 to 18 base pairs in length.
Then he asked the crowd to clap out the beat for One Direction's song "Through the Dark" – a typical pop-show custom, except for Styles' dogged determination.
It was a typical outside-the-customs factory settlement: a cluster of shops and apartment buildings wedged into a dusty cut in the hills and, fanning out along the two main roads, strips of factories and their dormitories.
