The phrase "a typical distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or probability distributions that represent common or expected patterns.
Example: "In statistics, a typical distribution for height in a population is often modeled as a normal distribution."
Alternatives: "a standard distribution" or "a common distribution".
Consequently, a graph of a typical distribution (see normal distribution) of estimates of the age when two species diverged, gathered from a number of different genes, is skewed from the normal bell shape, with a large number of estimates of younger age clustered together at one end and a long "tail" of older-age estimates trailing away toward the other end.
The DC microgrid has become a typical distribution network due to its excellent performance.
A typical distribution of these lags is given in Figure 6.
Vertical spikes (blue) indicate a typical distribution of localized states from IPR analysis.
In a typical distribution system, travelling wave can be disturbed by branches [31].
Table 1 shows a typical distribution of families in a controlled area.
Women demonstrate a more typical distribution.
Thereafter, in each terminal node, the output distribution b i is modeled by a multi-space probability distribution, and similarly, a typical Gaussian distribution is considered for the duration probability p i [14].
A frequency distribution analysis of optical densities identified a typical bimodal distribution with perfect separation of infected animals from uninfected controls (Figure 7).
Although both IFT27 (Fig. 4) and IFT27-GFP [33] show a typical flagella distribution pattern for an IFT protein, IFT27-GFP only partially represents the true distribution pattern of the endogenous IFT27.
"With rear drive and a typical weight distribution of 55percentt on the front wheels and 45percentt on the rear wheels, handling is very neutral," which means the car goes where it is pointed without "pushing".
