The phrase "a typical work day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ordinary or standard day of work, often in the context of discussing job responsibilities or routines.
Example: "On a typical work day, I start my morning with a cup of coffee and check my emails before diving into my tasks."
Alternatives: "an average work day" or "a regular work day".
Self-reported physical activity and sitting time Participants will be asked to estimate the total time spent watching TV/videos during the week and on weekends; average daily sitting time during the week and on weekends; and the proportion of sitting, standing, walking and physically demanding tasks during a typical work day in the previous seven days [ 63, 64].
Venous blood was collected from dry cleaners before work on a Thursday following three consecutive days of PCE exposure, and from launderers on a typical work day.
A typical work day might last 12 hours, with no lunch except for a bag of soy chips, before heading off to an evening event.
On a typical work day he is in the office around 7 a.m., then off to do two appraisals before returning to the office to wrestle with paperwork, then home in time for dinner.
A gap exists in providing simulation that incorporates the complexity of a typical work day and its effect on patient safety.
But according to a study of 1,000 fathers on "Fathering in the Workplace," fathers spent 2.65 hours with their kids on a typical work day (I'd estimated that I was spending approximately two hours with my daughter on a typical workday).
In those days, a typical working day at the Club Med went like this: wake up at 9AM, have breakfast, prepare daily activities, games and coffee, have lunch on the go, organise the afternoon sporting events, start games, have a drink, take part in the evening show and round up the day by vibing up the club for an hour – six days a week.
Can you describe a typical working day?
Visit to his office; a typical working day.
A typical working day is much the same as it would have been 150 years ago.
The New Yorker, April 22 , 1939P. 52 REPORTER AT LARGE about a typical working day in the Senator's life.
