The phrase "among typical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is included within a group of typical examples or instances, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The results were consistent among typical cases of the disease."
Alternatives: "within standard" or "among common".
The sentiment among typical London Underground riders seems to be one of weariness.
Both students were among "typical" applicants used as norms to train application readers like myself.
Instead, he scattered religious hints among typical poll questions about a voter's employment, household income and political preferences.
Among typical improvements are widened doorways for wheelchair access and safety features like grab bars in bathrooms.
While Mr. Kerry won solidly among typical Democratic voters, Mr. Edwards had the edge among voters who described themselves as independents, as conservatives or as usually voting Republican.
"We've had almost no real growth -- except for bankruptcy firms and law firms -- among typical users," said John F. McKinney, president of JF McKinney & Associates, a large leasing firm that is handling leasing at Hyatt Center.
Antipsychotic-related increased volumes in the putamen, nucleus caudatus, globus pallidus and thalamus were found in several studies in the literature, both among typicals and atypicals, even after few weeks of treatment [ 39].
Shares of Time Warner and Citigroup are among the typical things bought and sold at the New York Stock Exchange.
Among the typical themes of traditional Chinese art there is no place for war, violence, the nude, death, or martyrdom.
Among the typical problems: no armed guards, no background checks, no security requirements and no fences with intrusion alarms.
With disarming self-parody, the artist is portrayed as a disembodied pair of underpants dangling among the typical paraphernalia of the studio.
