The phrase "a typical trait in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common characteristic or feature associated with a particular group, category, or context.
Example: "Honesty is a typical trait in successful leaders, as it fosters trust and respect among team members."
Alternatives: "a common characteristic of" or "a usual feature in".
For example, SkQ1 prevented the age-dependent disappearance of estrous cycles in females, a typical trait of aging of these animals.
The formation of viviparous plants, however, which is a typical trait of the Bryophyllum section, was not observed in the hybrids.
Reduced smoking prevalence in older age is a typical trait of all cohorts, although the point at which this reduction starts has shifted downwards.
Reticence is a typical trait of many new small-business owners and entrepreneurs of both genders, and I would posit that, while nearly impossible to document, this trait plays a dominant role in the demise of the majority of small businesses that fail.
Mite resistance is considered a typical trait of Africanized bees (Guzmán-Novoa et al. 1999).
Longevity is a typical quantitative trait: the continuous variation in life span observed in natural populations is attributable to genetic variation at multiple quantitative trait loci (QTL), environmental sensitivity of QTL alleles, and truly continuous environmental variation.
The computational advantage of our fast algorithm for the BayesB approach to GW-EBV will not outweigh the reduced accuracy observed, if confirmed for typical trait architecture, when used in practical breeding schemes and the computational time and effort can be afforded.
This clearly illustrates that plant height in rye is a typical quantitative trait with a lot of segregating loci.
However, to date, few successes have been achieved in this effort because plant DT is a typical quantitative trait influenced by many different genes [ 3].
A typical terrier trait, she has selective hearing — so a command is merely a suggestion.
