The phrase "are typically charged with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the responsibilities or duties assigned to a person or group in a specific context.
Example: "In this organization, team leaders are typically charged with overseeing project progress and ensuring deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "are usually tasked with" or "are generally responsible for".
Arrests of gay men occasionally make headlines and the accused are typically charged with debauchery, immorality or blasphemy, drawing criticism from rights groups.
"What we are seeing is an unbalanced approach to human capital," said Richard Clayton, CtW's director of research, said: "The compensation committees of these companies are typically charged with overseeing pay, benefits for the whole workforce.
People accused of assisting with suicides in China are typically charged with murder, yet often receive lenient sentences, said a Chinese university law professor who requested anonymity because of the topic's sensitivity.
Service members who abandon their units for less than 30 days are typically charged with being AWOL.
When children kill in nonconfrontational situations, she said, they are typically charged with murder or manslaughter, transferred to an adult court where they face stiff penalties, and spend decades behind bars.
After receiving a report, police open a criminal investigation and healthcare providers are typically charged with "professional negligence resulting in death" (Penal Code Article 211, Clause 1).
The sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, who is typically charged with walking vice presidents around the Capitol, has been relieved of that duty.
[It was the first of 10 arrests, so far, a pattern that has slowed him considerably.] Because nudity is not against the law, Mr. Gough is typically charged with disturbing the peace or disrupting public order.
The detectors are typically Charged Coupled Devices (CCD) and act to phototransduce incoming X-rays [ 66].
Gay men are frequently arrested and typically charged with debauchery, immorality or blasphemy.
