The phrase "a typical meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meeting that follows common practices or expectations.
Example: "During a typical meeting, we review the agenda, discuss ongoing projects, and address any concerns from team members."
Alternatives: "an ordinary meeting" or "a standard meeting".
Occupy Newark remains small, attracting no more than a few dozen participants to a typical meeting.
"It was kind of a typical meeting between colonialists and natives.
"There was a typical meeting, as there was after every game to see the clips and analyse the game.
In a typical meeting there are four or five consultants, eight registrars and eight senior house officers (SHOs) who assist them.
Leigh Wintz, executive director of Soroptimist International of the Americas, a women's organization, has managed to cope with the dollar's fluctuations by expanding her skills far beyond those of a typical meeting planner, becoming a foreign currency trader.
Today, the government openly appeals to overseas Chinese to "lend" it technology, with a typical meeting in the city of Shenyang in 2001 attracting hundreds of overseas Chinese, the authors wrote.
And that's just the front-end of the culinary process; the finished product that enables two friends to turn a seemingly typical meeting into a deeply memorable one.
In mid-quarter, the focus shifts from how to design the experiment to how to update the PI on this week¿s experimental progress and the weekly meeting emulates a typical lab meeting with brief presentations of experimental progress from each student.
In a culture where the typical meeting resembles a competition for loudest and most talkative, where the workspace is open and desks are practically touching, and where high levels of confidence, charisma, and sociability are the gold standard, introverts often feel they have to adjust who they are to "pass". But they do so at a price, one that has ramifications for the company as well.
I saw a picture of your company meeting and it didn't look like a typical board meeting.
The professions of those working in the PTCs of hospitals that responded to the national survey are summarized in Table 2. Additionally, the frequency of meetings agreed by PTCs and the reported number of drug applications discussed in a typical PTC meeting are shown in Tables 3 and 4 respectively.
