The phrase "acting typical" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe someone behaving in a usual or expected manner, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "He was acting typical for someone in his situation, showing no signs of surprise."
Alternatives: "behaving normally" or "acting in a usual way."
Many have done just that, and increasingly are acting like typical American college students: openly embracing a cause they believe in.
"Darwin noted that creatures thrive best when they are surrounded by those with like strengths and weaknesses, and Isdell is acting in typical Darwinian fashion," said Steven A. Seiden, a partner in Seiden Krieger Associates, a New York executive search firm.
Antipsychotic treatments were as follows: Per-os (PO) 243 (55%), IM long-acting typical antipsychotics (LAT) 102 (23%) and IM long-acting risperidone (RLAI; Consta) 100 (22%).
With regards to intramuscular therapies, 96 patients (12.3%) were taking fast-acting typical agents, 19 (3.4%) fast-acting atypical agents, 61 (11.0%) benzodiazepines and 9 (1.6%) other fast-acting medications.
Low values of the indexes correspond to occupations with a large proportion of workers acting like the typical worker, whereas high values identify occupations where the weight of the typical worker is low, and therefore the task implementation is more heterogeneous.
"It's New York!" Hatfield said, acting out a typical interaction: " 'Really?
"The north is surprised that Obasanjo is not acting like a typical Nigerian politician -- winner take all.
If he were acting as a typical politician, he suggested, he would have probably protected another politician.
Several A's said Balfour was acting in his typical fiery manner when he and Martinez got into it.
This analysis was performed using catalytic maps constructed after a detailed scanning of the available space around the reaction centers in different transition states, a water molecule acting as a typical proton donor.
