The phrase "a typical service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that is representative or characteristic of a particular type or category of services.
Example: "In our industry, a typical service includes regular maintenance checks and customer support."
Alternatives: "a standard service" or "a common service".
It was not exactly a typical service call from Consolidated Edison.
The offerings vary, but a typical service might charge $9 a month for unlimited streaming and downloading to a computer, but does not allow users to burn the songs onto a CD or transfer them to a portable device.
While a typical service once brought 75 to 100 congregants, the numbers have dwindled to as little as 25 as black families have been pushed out of the area.
Numerical examples of a typical service building in nuclear power plants indicate that results from the proposed method agree extremely well with the numerically "exact" FRS obtained from a large number of sets of time history analyses.
To achieve this outcome, however, required the systematic selection and recruitment of users, team facilitation and leadership skills by designers, and an aligned codesign process that is less comprehensive than a typical service design process.
He died in 2004, and Tonéx has led the church ever since, although he tries to keep his gospel stardom out of the pulpit; visitors are often surprised to find that in a typical service there is lots of talking and not much singing.
A demonstrator system has been developed in order to show the technical feasibility of the concept by means of state-of-the-art technologies and to allow an experimental performance evaluation of the proposed protocols and mechanisms for a typical service-provisioning scenario.
The elements involved in a typical services interaction are represented in gray boxes, while in light brown, we have the components that are part of our approach.
Meanwhile, the performance evaluation with USAMS covers a wide range of typical service operations.
The smart battery charging and swapping service network in Hangzhou is a typical EV service network.
In a typical multicast service, e.g., the enhanced multicast and broadcast service (E-MBS) in mobile WiMAX, there must be an effective means of planning the service coverage for the scalable video-coded multicast system that eventually determines the best AMC mode of each SVC layer for each user (for example, see [23]).
