The phrase "a typical point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a common or standard example or aspect of a situation or argument.
Example: "In discussions about climate change, a typical point raised is the impact of carbon emissions on global temperatures."
Alternatives: "a common point" or "a standard point".
Rather than making a typical point — that WNET's shows like "Live From Lincoln Center," "Masterpiece" and "Sesame Street" are far superior to reality fare — the posters take a cheeky tack by promoting five reality series that do not exist: "Bad Bad Bagboys," "Bayou Eskimos," "The Dillionaire," "Knitting Wars" and "Married to a Mime".
The standard deviation result indicates that a typical point is about 40% in selected countries.
I have been hard-pressed to grab a shot like that, especially from about 20 meters from the subject in a dark room, with my Canon Rebel let alone a typical point and shoot.
At a typical point of the interface, a representative volume element (RVE) is considered; it is characterized by the presence of two different materials and by a microcrack evolving along the material discontinuity.
The detection and localization of transient signals is nowadays a typical point of interest when we consider the multitude of existing transient sources, such as electrical and mechanical systems, underwater environments, audio domain, seismic data, and so forth.
The method applied to a typical point (Table 1) leads to an oil fraction of 6.2%% which is a realistic value compared to the amount of oil and refrigerant injected into the system.
To make the handwriting legible once more, the researchers used light-emitting diodes and a high-resolution digital camera — with about five times the pixel capacity of a typical point-and-shoot — to take multiple images of each page under light of a range of wavelengths, from ultraviolet through the visible spectrum to infrared.
After switching to a DSLR from a typical point-and-shoot camera I've left my tiny Canon somewhere in my junk drawer, but after finding this gem I may have to dig it back up.
The cumulative number of cases and continuing presence of the Mercian strain does not follow a typical point-source outbreak pattern.
In a typical point-scanning depth-resolved microscope, the lateral dimensions are scanned using galvanometer mirror scanners at line rates of several kHz.
A typical point-scanning system has a pixel dwell time on the order of 10 µs or less, whereas a SSTF system with 10 axially resolved points scanned at 100 Hz has a pixel dwell time of 1 ms, one hundred times larger.
