The phrase "a typical monthly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that occurs or is expected to occur on a monthly basis, often in a general or average sense.
Example: "The report provides a typical monthly overview of our sales performance."
Alternatives: "an average monthly" or "a standard monthly".
A typical monthly bill for Mico is $110 in medications.
A typical monthly loan payment can be a quarter of a resident's salary.
He can complete a cover for a typical monthly series in two to three days, sometimes less.
Combined with other changes announced today, a typical monthly bill for an AT&T customer who makes no long-distance calls would be cut in half.
A typical monthly food bill for two is £265, while the average cost of a decent restaurant dinner in non-tourist areas is around £10-£15 £10-£15set-price lunch is typicandy £5-£7.
Teva paid AstraZeneca more than $250 million last year in royalties to make a generic, which sells for about $200 for a typical monthly dose, compared with close to $300 for the branded product.
In Lebanon a deminer's typical monthly wage is about $1,000; in Sri Lanka it is just $200.
Mr. Mozilo also warned his colleagues about the dangers of a popular type of adjustable-rate mortgage that let borrowers pay a fraction of the typical monthly charge.
Though spending on e-mail, Internet access and other data services grew 16.6percentt during the period, these fees make up less than a quarter of the typical monthly bill.
According to Expatistan, a collaborative database that crowdsources prices, the typical monthly rent for a furnished, fancy 85 metres squared piece of accommodation will cost around 41.3m Iranian rial (£1,000).
The advisers also said the drug, which is given by injection, could be given once every two months, giving it an edge over the typical monthly dosing of its chief competitor, Lucentis, from Roche Holding.
