The phrase "a typical dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a common or standard measurement or aspect of something in various contexts, such as design, architecture, or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we found that a typical dimension of the living room is around 15 by 20 feet."
Alternatives: "a standard measurement" or "a common aspect".
Surprisingly, we show that crystallization appears to be preceded by a phase separation into Al-rich and solute-rich amorphous regions, having a typical dimension of 40 nm.
Noise measurements, which give access to the typical size of these domains, have been performed and give a typical dimension for the domains of the order of 1000 Å.
Characterized by three-dimensional nanospongy architecture with a typical dimension around 5 nm, the as-prepared NP-PtAu alloy shows superior sensing performance towards glucose and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) with highly sensitive response compared with commercial Pt/C and NP-Pt catalysts.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Design of electrode matrix (a) and typical dimension of an electrode pin: (D_1 = 0.2) mm, (D_2 = 0.4) mm; (D_3 = 2) mm (b).
The gold nanoparticles aggregated in a dark flocky structure (typical dimension of approximately 1 ÷ 2 cm3) that remained suspended in the solution for long time.
Since the micro-structured reactor is composed of pillars of typical dimension 5 × 100 μm, a special washcoat method has been developed leading to the controlled deposition of a homogeneous γ-alumina layer of thickness <1 μm.
Nevertheless, this requires a large-enough electron mobility, so that the characteristic lengths of the system, such as the mean free path or the phase coherence length, become sizeable with respect to the typical dimension of quantum devices.
First, on laser openings that were created with high laser energy input the thickness of the native oxide exceeds the typical dimension of 1 nm.
Three typical dimension sets representative of the inhomogeneous size distributions are summarized in the table of Figure2.
Two types of calcite seed were used: powder with a specific surface area of 1.29 m2/g (reported by manufacturer; J.T. Baker) and single Iceland spar crystals of typical dimension 10 mm × 6 mm × 5 mm (Ward's Scientific).
The typical dimension of the individual nanostructure fabricated by OAD at room temperature is ranged from tens of nanometers to ~200 nm, as characterized by SEM images in Fig. 2, depending on the surface diffusivity of the depositing material.
