The phrase "a typical visitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an average or common person who visits a particular place, event, or website.
Example: "A typical visitor to the museum spends about two hours exploring the exhibits."
Alternatives: "an average guest" or "a common attendee".
A typical visitor should expect to complete it in about 20 minutes, he said.
So impatient and unskilled are most drivers that a typical visitor will witness several collisions a day.
A typical visitor from the Western United States spent $146 a day last year, while a Japanese tourist spent $274, state officials said.
Because of the repertory schedule, a typical visitor can see all six productions in three days by choosing matinee and evening performances in both theaters.
Mr. Goel said a typical visitor to the park spent about $5 over all, including admission, suit and locker rentals and snacks; at a water park in the United States, $5 might not even cover parking.
A typical visitor was a current undergraduate who stopped in to say that her mother was in the hospital and that she had broken her engagement to a boy Ms. Diaz did not like.
What he quickly found through surveys, however, was that his typical visitor wasn't a traditional gamer at all instead, he was drawing pure golf enthusiasts, many of whom had never played video games.
China is one of the world's biggest markets for outbound tourism, and visitors from China spend £1,680 in Britain per visit, almost three times more than a typical American visitor (£857).
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At Raglan, the design highlighted the Great Tower: a typical senior visitor would ride through Raglan village, and first the tower and then the rest of the castle would appear suddenly over the slight rise on the hill.
Mr. Kathrada said Mr. Obama's reaction to the tour last weekend, and to one he gave him in 2006 when Mr. Obama was a senator, was as full of outrage as the typical visitor's.
