The phrase "a typical plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan that is representative of what is commonly expected or standard in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed a typical plan for the project timeline, outlining the key milestones and deliverables."
Alternatives: "a standard plan" or "a conventional plan".
Under a typical plan, the insurer would pay 8opercentt of the $77, or only $62.
A typical plan covers a comprehensive annual eye exam and provides a certain amount, often a few hundred dollars, toward the purchase of contact lenses or glasses.
And in a speech in Miami on Friday, Mr. Obama issued a pre-emptive rejection of what he says is a typical plan of action for Republicans during an election year.
BroadbandAccess ain't cheap; a typical plan costs $110 a month for 1,350 minutes of talking and unlimited high-speed Internet, which doesn't quite gel with the Q's own for-the-masses pricing.
Under a typical plan, an employee makes a co-payment of $9 when buying generic drugs, $17 for name-brand drugs if no generic is available and $26 for the name-brand drug if the generic substitute is available.
In a typical plan, the owner would sell the development rights at 75percentt of their market value, with the remaining 25percentt eligible for treatment as a charitable deduction under federal and state law.
XEDS data collection time was controlled to make sure that high counts (larger than 10 thousands) were obtained for datum points so that the statistical errors were less than 1%. Figure 1a shows a typical plan-view SEM image of the QDs on the surface.
Only a typical planning schedule of length is considered and all the remaining cycles are identical.
We first study and describe a typical planning process for offshore oil and gas operations in Norway.
The purpose of this paper is to systematically analyse a typical planning process in the offshore industry from the perspective of causes of major accidents, with the ultimate aim of identifying factors that affect the risk for major accidents occurring.
With a typical planning horizon of 4 12 weeks, these lot-sizing models had to be based on an extremely large number of periods to reflect the sequencing and timing of production lots.
