The phrase "a typical yearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs or is expected to happen on a yearly basis, often in a general or average sense.
Example: "A typical yearly budget for our department includes expenses for training, travel, and supplies."
Alternatives: "an average annual" or "a standard yearly".
As a whole, the oil energy industry contributes $35 billion to Oklahoma's gross domestic product, and employees of Oklahoma oil-related companies earn an average of twice the state's typical yearly income.
The typical yearly yield of this greenhouse system is determined as a total electrical energy of 20 kW h m−2 and a thermal energy of 160 kW h m−2.
Intel, the leading maker of computer chips, now expects the only improvement in the third quarter to come from typical yearly buying patterns, rather than outright shifts in demand.
Interpretation of the cores is based on the assumption that sedimentary patterns are predominantly determined by relative sea level evolution, intermittent river input, typical yearly wave action as well as hurricanes and tsunamis.
I have raised my typical yearly income as of this update.
Typical yearly OOP expenses of 20 to 30percentt for cancer treatment often amount to one-half of the average annual household income.
The Center for Public Integrity's typical yearly revenue is less than $10 million — mostly grants from other nonprofits such as the Omidyar Network Fund and the Knight Foundation.
Anthem Blue Cross is telling many of its approximately 800,000 customers who buy individual coverage -- people not covered by group rates -- that its prices will go up March 1 and may be adjusted "more frequently" than its typical yearly increases.
Sankyo says this is enough to cover about 50% of what a typical household needs on a yearly basis.
The usual cost for a PC-about $1,000-is almost twice the yearly wages of a typical worker.
