The phrase "a typical orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or common approach to introducing someone to a new environment, such as a workplace or educational institution.
Example: "During a typical orientation, new employees are introduced to the company's policies and culture."
Alternatives: "a standard introduction" or "a common onboarding process."
The Al4C3 maintained the shape of the pristine MWCNT and showed a typical orientation relationship with the Al matrix, that is, Al (111)//Al4C3 (00111
The above is not intended to offer a disparaging account of Mr. Emanuel's lifestyle, but rather to depict a typical orientation toward success and failure.
The LV myocardial fibre architecture has a typical orientation of myocardial strands that change from being oblique in the subepicardium, to circumferential in the middle, and longitudinal in the subendocardium [ 44].
In the sagittal view, multiple sclerosis plaques with a typical perpendicular orientation at the callososeptal interface are noted (Dawson's fingers) (black arrow).
In the sagittal view, MS plaques with a typical perpendicular orientation at the callososeptal interface were noted (Dawson's fingers) (Figure 1).
An analysis of the PGS nucleotide sequence of KT71T revealed a total of 15 putative PpsR binding sites, of which 12 were arranged in a typical tandem orientation separated by seven or eight nucleotides (Figure S5).
Purkinje cells that follow the physiological route achieve the typical orientation and connectivity, but end displaced in the molecular layer if their arrival in the recipient cortex is delayed.
It was found that single nanocrystals of TiC were epitaxially grown on the surface of raw CNTs with the typical orientation relationship of TiC (200)//CNT (002) at the interface.
Afgoustidis extends the analysis for the specification of "typical" orientation patterns to symmetric manifolds (mathcal{M}) of constant curvature, namely the sphere and the hyperbolic plane as well as Euclidean space.
After disturbance and dispersal, such small clonal fragments might become positioned in orientations away from the horizontal, which is the typical orientation for growth.
The taxol-induced shift of the typical orientation of the T-cell centrosome is potentially significant for the T-cell function.
