The phrase "a typical weekend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the usual activities or experiences one might expect during a weekend.
Example: "On a typical weekend, I enjoy spending time with friends and catching up on my favorite shows."
Alternatives: "an average weekend" or "a usual weekend."
But she noted that there had nevertheless been less crime than on a typical weekend a decade ago.
For me, there's no such thing as a typical weekend.
IT'S a typical weekend afternoon at Body by Brooklyn, a spa in the borough's Clinton Hill neighborhood.
Mr. Remm said that on a typical weekend night his clubs will hire three or four official hosts.
I imagine you're working pretty hard just now, but in more relaxed times what does a typical weekend entail?
He expects to deliver 700,000 parcels over the crucial weekend, compared to about 225,000 on a typical weekend.
During a pandemic presumably also typical weekend activities with a strong social component such as team sports competition, and cultural outings may not take place, and therefore our estimated reductions in R0 are conservative.
My typical weekend might involve a wander down the more interesting aisles in the supermarket, heading home to cook something novel, going out to meet up with friends at pub o'clock, and later, perhaps catching a film that does not involve moralising fish, lions or wizards.
The shooting happened along a stretch of Los Feliz Boulevard popular among joggers and people walking their dogs, not far from a stretch of restaurants drawing their typical weekend brunch crowds.
For example, they suggest that "for the ordinary gamer a sixteen-hour stretch would be just another typical weekend, and few parents would even bat an eyelid".
The Brown County Convention and Visitors Bureau estimates that 20,000 people visit the town during a typical fall weekend.
