The phrase "are typically accessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is usually reached or obtained, often in a technical or informational context.
Example: "In our system, the files are typically accessed through a secure login portal to ensure data protection."
Alternatives: "are usually retrieved" or "are commonly reached".
These applications are typically accessed on the employee's mobile phone, using wireless and locationing services, such as GPS, to track and manage field workers and their tasks.
When we execute BFS over a graph, higher-degree vertices are typically accessed more often; as such, by clustering access to such vertices by reordering them according to their degrees (i.e., # of edges), we can expect to achieve higher locality.
However, the great majority of these resources is published in an unstructured format and is typically accessed only by closed communities.
Early findings show differences in the sensitive data that is typically accessed by Android and iPhone applications and a proliferation of third party code in applications across both platforms.
Oxaziridines bearing N-phosphinoyl groups were first synthesized by Boyd et al. This class of oxaziridine is typically accessed via reaction of an aryl oxime with chlorodiphenylphosphine, followed by oxidation of the rearranged N-phosphinoyl imine with mCPBA (Scheme 9).
While corporations are typically afforded access to trade pact negotiation texts through positions on official advisory boards, public health advocates and consumer groups are not given the same access.
Because these colleges are typically open-access and low cost they tend to serve a highly diverse cross-section of the population.
Clearance and security ID are typically required to access the base.
This study has taken us into areas of practice that are typically difficult to access and under-researched, despite being integral to prescribing practices in primary care.
Power derived from this network position is essential for policy entrepreneurs, as entrepreneurs are typically able to access ideas from external networks, and broker otherwise unconnected actors within their network (Burt 2004; Mintrom and Norman 2009; Valente 2012).
Accesses to local memory are typically faster than accesses to non-local memory.
