The phrase "almost a typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very close to being typical but not quite there, often highlighting a slight deviation from the norm.
Example: "The weather today is almost a typical summer day, with just a hint of chill in the air."
Alternatives: "nearly typical" or "close to typical".
In the event, the booers almost seemed to have exhausted themselves by the intermission, or many of them left, because by the end, the reception seemed almost like a typical Salzburg Mortier-era premiere, with the mostly appealing singers and the vivacious conductor, Marc Minkowski, cheered and the directorial team lustily booed.
Almost the first, a typical one, comes on page 50, where the reader learns that the Centre (ie, KGB headquarters) condemned the Nicaraguan Sandinistas' offensive in the summer of 1967 as premature.
Take a highway construction project for instance: lime demand was strong and a construction company often offered a very attractive price, and it was almost impossible for a typical supplier or a regular reseller to obtain such a highly profitable project.
Over the past month, the L.A. County Health Department distributed 3,300 doses of the meningitis vaccine, compared with almost none in a typical month, Pratt said.
In American labs, there are naked mole rats still going strong – both forwards and backwards – at 32. Closer study revealed that not only did naked mole rats live a long time, they also resisted almost all typical signs of ageing.
Almost all typical fish species of this stream type with the exception of lake trout (Salmo trutta f. lacustris), burbot (Lota lota), and the common nase (Chondrostoma nasus) were caught at both sampling sites.
The coat of arms of Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick, pictured at right, uses almost all typical forms of heraldry in England.
Some of the coats were tricked up with almost-ugly flowers, a typical Prada bit of irony, and there were car symbols, like high heels with red-tipped tail lights.
I have a friend in California who could almost be mistaken for a typical American.
The agency responded by cutting back enforcement actions, so that now there is almost no chance that a typical taxpayer will be audited.
