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The phrase "are not typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that does not conform to the usual or expected standards or characteristics.
Example: "The results of this experiment are not typical of what we usually observe in similar studies."
Alternatives: "are unusual" or "are atypical".
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But these are not typical.
Yet these are not typical.
"These percentages are not typical".
These are not typical Apple fans.
His interests are not typical of Washington.
Perhaps these are not typical football fans".
Our girls are not typical girls.
The Khourys are not typical Palestinians.
Posed photographs, though, are not typical of Mr. Salgado's work.
These exotics are not typical of the new intake.
But in many respects, the veterans are not typical students.
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