The phrase "and was typified by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or feature that exemplifies a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The era was typified by rapid technological advancements and significant social change."
Alternatives: "and was characterized by" or "and was marked by".
The EC comics line which Bergeron is modelling his new venture on was published in the 1940s and 1950s and was typified by their gory content and graphic horror.
The music drew on western beat-group sounds and was typified by the rock'n'roll-styled Malaika, by Fadhili William & the Black Shadows, a huge hit in east Africa in the 1960s, subsequently recorded by Miriam Makeba, Harry Belafonte and Boney M. Other albums on Original Music included The Sound of Kinshasa: Guitar Classics from Zaire and collections of field recordings from Tanzania and Zambia.
In a broken cell system mitochondrial binding was maintained and was typified by electron dense structures (< 10 nm long) bridging between outer mitochondrial and vacuole membranes.
A non-pathogenic interaction was identified for the last ranked isolate of binucleate Rhizoctonia AG K and was typified by a slow infection rate, resulting in only few infection cushions formed.
This environment lasted about 250 million years and is typified by both downwarped oceanic sedimentary rocks and terrestrial volcanic rocks.
He rejected the ethereal and breathy vocals that were prevalent in the great cathedral choirs, and were typified by the sound at King's.
The new power-seekers called themselves Gush Emunim, or bloc of the faithful, and were typified by men like Hanan Porat.
In contrast to earlier linear models of elemental feature representation, configural representation requires individual stimulus be represented in the context of other stimuli and is typified by non-linear learning tasks such as the transverse patterning problem.
Gems's early plays reflected the changing roles of women, and were typified by Go West, Young Woman, produced by the newly formed Women's Company at the Roundhouse in London in 1974, which looked at the experience of the early American female pioneers who began in crinoline and ended up in buckskin.
This wild and independent spirit survived the crushing poverty that was the Mani's fate for much of the 20th century – and especially lately – and is typified by Gaia, a local volunteer organisation that does everything from fighting wildfires to cleaning the area's golden beaches before each year's tourist season begins.
Nomadic pastoralism may have developed in response to recurring and wide-spread drought (Salzman 2004) and is typified by livestock being moved in constant search for forage.
