The phrase "and so typically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is characteristic or common in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The weather in this region is unpredictable, and so typically, we prepare for both rain and sunshine."
Alternatives: "and thus usually" or "and therefore commonly".
And so typically, phase diagram might look like this.
Their workloads are ever changing, and so, typically, is their performance.
"And so, typically, in these situations where denial is part of one's reaction, the passage of time usually helps with that".
Millions in the Middle East, including many Iraqis, are praying that the in-depth, genuine -- and so typically American -- public debate that is developing before our eyes about Iraq will not dilute this clarity.
And so, typically, sites try to earn back this business with appeals to visitors' empathy: they ask you to please "white-list" the site and let it stay in business.
And so typically in the past something would threaten the colonies, inter-colonial unity suddenly seemed important, there'd be some kind of a movement to do something together for the moment, and then when the crisis passed the unity passed as well.
Whenever I did this with her she would say, "You will now write with so-and-so" – typically it would be some ascended master, like, "You will write with Hilarian or Saint Germain".
Everything was, on its face, so typically typical".
PEPCK catalyses the inter-conversion of oxaloacetate and phosphoenolpyruvate (Fig. 4a) and is rate limiting for gluco- and glyceroneogenesis17, 18. Proliferating cells must generate lipids and nucleotides, and to do so typically drive glycolysis at a high rate.
And he did so, typically, with an extended metaphor drawn from literature.
Even more remarkably, malignant cells have evolved a variety of complex mechanisms capable of circumventing the tumor suppressing activities of TGF-β, and in doing so, typically convert the functions of TGF-β to that of a tumor promoter, particularly the induction of carcinoma epithelial mesenchymal transition, invasion, and dissemination to distant organ sites (15 18).
