The phrase "a typical recording of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a standard or representative example of a recording, often in the context of music, audio, or video.
Example: "This album features a typical recording of the artist's style, showcasing their unique sound and approach to music."
Alternatives: "a standard recording of" or "a representative recording of".
The fact that it was a film, that freed us to do things we wouldn't necessarily do on a typical record of folk songs.
The graph in the figure shows a typical record of attendance for a 100-week period when the threshold level was set at 60.
The graph in the figure shows a typical record of attendance for a 100-week period when the threshold level was set at 60. Thursday night attendance at the El Farol Bar in Santa Fe, New MexicoEconomist W. Brian Arthur plotted the attendance of 100 possible Irish-music lovers over 100 weeks.
A typical record of one of the setups obtained on the bridge is given in Figure 5.
Fig. 4 a A typical record of a small travelling ionospheric disturbance (TID) from the O and X rays using 3 transmitters.
A typical record of SkinSensDB is shown in Fig. 1 where basic information of chemicals and associated skin sensitization assays can be found.
Fig. 13 shows a typical record of the stilbenes and emodin measured by this method.
A typical record of a chemical in TIPdb-3D is shown in Figure 2, containing a 3D structure, a 2D figure, physicochemical properties, associated plants and its cytotoxicity, antiplatelet and antituberculosis bioactivity data.
Although the recommended number of epochs for MMN derivation is 150, with a typical recording time of 6 12 min [36], the very high accuracy that was observed here with only 67 deviants, presented in an optimized 2.5-min sequence, is promising for clinical applications.
A typical recording setup consists of a computer monitor with which the visual stimuli are presented to the subject and the camera unit (placed in front of the monitor base) with which the eye movement is recorded monocularly or binocularly.
