The phrase "a typical day of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the usual activities or experiences that occur during a specific day in a person's life or in a particular context.
Example: "A typical day of a teacher involves preparing lessons, teaching classes, and grading assignments."
Alternatives: "a usual day of" or "an average day of".
This questionnaire provides information about the intensity (moderate or vigorous), frequency (days in a typical week) and duration (hours and minutes in a typical day) of PA performed across its three domains: [i] occupational (paid or unpaid work, student work, housework or job seeking), [ii] transport-related (walking or cycling) and [iii] leisure-time.
To demonstrate this point, I selected a typical day of Australian racing — May 6 , 2008
On a typical day of heavy campaigning, Mr. Gephardt hits about seven campaign stops.
Here's a random sampling of what you might be bombarded with on a typical day of errands.
It was a typical day of 24-hour sun in late summer, a season when temperatures briefly nose above freezing on 77 days.
But as Meir goes about a typical day of ritualized activities and study of the Torah, it turns out that he is obsessed to the point of distraction with being childless after 10 years of marriage.
Captive gorillas were observed on an average 6 h a day (5 7 h); daily observation time for wild gorillas was determined by their visits to the bai, within a typical-day of 9 h watching from the tower.
Her idea of a typical day consists of going to a market and then eating what was bought there.
Figure 7 shows a typical day results of the hourly variation of the temperatures in the solar collector and in the drying cabinet compared to the ambient temperature.
On a typical day, $3.1 billion of QQQ's trade, about twice the volume of the next most popular exchange-traded fund, the Spyders, based on the Standard & Poor's 500.
Smart but not luxurious, on a typical day rows of young programmers sit on bright yellow chairs tapping at laptops.
