The phrase "a typical selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a common or standard choice among options in a particular context.
Example: "In this survey, we found that a typical selection among participants was the option for online classes."
Alternatives: "a common choice" or "a standard option".
When we have the capability to sequence the entire selected IVV library, we should be able to select low-affinity ligands that are commonly lost in a typical selection of repetitious rounds.
Come / together reluctant collage" he cites as "terrific" in a typical selection.
A general purpose board with a typical selection of peripherals attached to a PIC 16F877A is described.
Down the street, MOUNT KISCO SMOKEHOUSE smokes everything on the premises (a typical selection includes salmon, trout, whitefish, sturgeon, sable, gravlax, shrimp, caviar, herring, pastrami, mussels, scallops and tuna).
On Sunday evening they handed over roughly a third of their weapons, a haul of assault rifles, mines, rocket launchers and mortar bombs described as a typical selection of the weapons at their disposal.
Since The Vermont Country Store goes by the principle that everything sold "must be useful, work and make sense," I thought it might be fun to test out a typical selection of their old time products to see if they're as good as -- or better -- than some contemporary brand-names found in Wal-Mart or CVS.
Updated at 6.04pm BST 6.02pm BST Teams coming back out And here's a fairly typical selection from the mail bag on that first half: Dear Graham, this has certainly not been a repeat of that shameful 1982 Algeria-shafting affair.
In a typical unit selection based TTS system, target cost and concatenation cost are used in selecting the units.
Ask: Have students look at the ingredients in a typical Lunchables selection.
Mikel cost millions to secure from Lyn Oslo and Manchester United, while Cahill was a typical Evertonian selection, plucked at a bargain price from the relative obscurity of the New Den.
A typical gillnet selection ogive is normally more or less bell-shaped.
