The phrase "a typical level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or average degree of something in various contexts, such as performance, quality, or measurement.
Example: "In this study, we found that students achieved a typical level of understanding by the end of the course."
Alternatives: "an average level" or "a standard level".
Junk bonds account for 14percentt of the portfolio, up from a typical level of 10percentt but still below the 20percentt permitted in the fund's charter.
That is a typical level of missed connections, but Continental's flights that day were 89.6percentt full, so finding seats on later flights for some passengers was difficult.
The cell was operated in the batch reactor mode with an initial salt concentration of 1000 mg/L NaCl, a typical level of domestic wastewater.
Matrix.net, a company that measures the performance of the Internet, said that around 10 a.m., it could reach only 88percentt of a sample of computers connected to the Net -- down from a typical level of 96percentt.
Our defense budget is larger than that of the next 18 nations combined, but it still consumes less than 3.5percentt of our gross domestic product, down from twice that during the Cold War on a typical level.
The low doses that the group referred to, at least for the postmenopausal women, were a typical level of 400 international units or less of vitamin D a day and 1,000 milligrams or less of calcium.
Fig. 2. Data flow in a typical Level-2 processing chain.
Table 3 gives an overview of Level-2 products, and Fig. 2 shows a generic processing flow chart of a typical Level-2 chain of SCARF.
The decline, however, merits only "a small round of applause" because about five months of inventory is a more typical level, wrote a Global Insight economist, Patrick Newport.
"If economic developments are such that monetary policy neutrality can be restored at a measured pace, a relatively smooth adjustment of businesses and households to a more typical level of interest rates seems likely," Mr. Greenspan said.
If Arroyo can win back the confidence of businesspeople and global investors that Estrada has squandered, the peso might well return to a more typical level of 40 to the dollar.
