The phrase "a typical trait of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or quality that is commonly associated with a particular person, group, or thing.
Example: "A typical trait of successful leaders is their ability to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "a common characteristic of" or "a usual feature of".
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.
While "counting results" of this type have to be taken with a grain of salt (see [47] for an in-depth discussion), we would like to argue that this result indicates that at IDC = −0.5 nA chaoticity is a typical trait of the models which are close to our model in parameter space.
Mite resistance is considered a typical trait of Africanized bees (Guzmán-Novoa et al. 1999).
The formation of viviparous plants, however, which is a typical trait of the Bryophyllum section, was not observed in the hybrids.
Complex and time-consuming analysis is a typical trait of high densitiy microarrays and often represents the bottleneck of pangenomic expression studies.
For example, SkQ1 prevented the age-dependent disappearance of estrous cycles in females, a typical trait of aging of these animals.
The results show that, for a typical trait controlled by a few dozen of genes of the typical gene size in the species, the number of AFLPs within 1 kb distance from those genes can be of the order of 1 2 in an AFLP analysis involving 1000 markers.
We further find that for a typical trait controlled by 50 genes of average size, if 1000 AFLPs are used in a study, the number of those within 1 kb distance from any of the genes would be only about 1 2, and only about 50% of the genes would have markers within that distance.
These are all typical traits of a perfectionist student.
9 As one of our referees has pointed out, this may just be a sign of accelerated postponement of entry into a first union, which would be another typical trait of the SDT.
Red Oil O staining of treated MCF-7 cells revealed a massive accumulation of neutral lipids, which are an important milk component and the most typical trait of mature epithelial mammary cells.
