The phrase "are typically compromised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where security, integrity, or quality is often reduced or weakened.
Example: "In many cases, the security measures in place are typically compromised due to outdated technology."
Alternatives: "are often undermined" or "are generally weakened."
Unfortunately, direct comparisons of gene expression profiles obtained in independent, publicly available microarray experiments are typically compromised by substantial, experiment-specific biases.
These processes are typically compromised by sickness and are a focus of the current report.
Supplementation with NAC or a cysteine-rich protein has been shown to improve muscular strength and other functional and biochemical parameters, which are typically compromised in old age (Hauer et al., 2003; reviewed in Dröge, 2005a, b).
As such, neuronal activity in CA1 has been strongly linked to memory formation, an aspect of cognitive function, which is typically compromised in AD.
Spatial resolution is typically compromised by diffusion of reporter molecules prior to deposition, and the lack of orthogonal deposition chemistries dictates that in situ amplification be performed serially for multiplexed studies, leading to progressive sample degradation and lengthy protocols.
In conservation planning problems targets amounts are typically inflexible and no compromise is made – meeting targets whilst minimizing the cost of our conservation actions simply makes efficient use of conservation funds.
Malignant pleural effusions are typically caused by pleural compromise from the underlying disease.
Pores in PGS scaffolds are typically introduced by porogen leaching, which compromises strength.
New programs that have made it through Congress despite Republican stonewalling, such as the Affordable Care Act, are typically so burdened with fatal compromises -- diversion of funds from Medicare, excess subsidies to drug and insurance companies, cumbersome bureaucratic compliance requirements -- that they give government (and Democrats) a bad name.
The keratins that compromise intermediate filaments are typically selected from 12 acidic (type 1) and 8 basic (type 2) cytokeratins that usually dimerize with specific partners from the opposite group to form organized filaments.
The National Rifle Association opposes even this compromise, because gun shows are typically held on weekends only, and many visitors travel some distance to get there.
