The phrase "a typical structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a common or standard arrangement or organization of something, such as a text, a building, or a system.
Example: "In academic writing, a typical structure includes an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion."
Alternatives: "a standard format" or "a common layout".
Finally, structural analyses of a typical structure in two different geometric configurations are performed, in order to discuss stiffness limitations associated with the advantage of increased mobility.
The concerto follows a typical structure of three movements of fast, slow, and fast tempi.
Mr. Breen said the new bridge would feature decorative pylons, a rail system that is "more elaborate than you'll find on a typical structure," and a lighting system with a historic, gas lamp styling.
It found: "There is a typical structure for aggressive tax avoidance: trading activity and [a] tax home in Switzerland, a Dutch holding company for temporary storage of global income, and one or more vehicles in tax havens for the non-transparent and final destination of profits.
A typical structure can be a parking garage.
A typical structure of such a system is shown in Fig. 1.
In a typical structure-function relation study, the primary structure of proteins or nucleic acids is changed by mutagenesis and its functional effect is measured via biochemical means.
A typical-structure CCHP microgrid is analyzed in the case study and simulation results are presented to demonstrate the performance of the proposed two-stage coordinated control approach.
The building is a typical Haussmann structure, a six-story stone structure with a mansard roof and painted white.
For the typical structure A, the shear walls in direction Y are on the left edge of the floor plan.
Figure 2 e) and 2(f) show the typical structure of a population 20 generations after a bottleneck.
