The phrase "are typically contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how certain items, information, or elements are usually found within a specific context or location.
Example: "The results of the survey are typically contained in the final report submitted to the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "are usually found" or "are generally included".
Both Nunes and White House officials initially declined to say whom Nunes had visited and who had cleared him onto the grounds, information that is typically contained in the logs, along with the length of the stay.
Nunes and White House officials declined to say whom Nunes had visited and who had cleared him onto the grounds, information that is typically contained in the logs, along with the length of the stay.
We do know that caffeine is safe in lower dose ranges from 100-300 mg a day, which is typically contained in several cups of coffee.
We use aggregates composed of multiple constituent particles to model biological material due to the prevalence of aggregate structures in nature and because the chlorophyll molecule is typically contained inside aggregated structures such as chloroplasts (Fig. 2).
As part of the tradition, the gentlemen wear top hats and suits on Feb. 2. The groundhog's prediction is typically contained in a short poem, sometimes referencing current events or — when the nearby Pittsburgh Steelers are participating — a comment on the Super Bowl, which usually follows a few days later.
Information about the function of a gene was typically contained in the "product" annotation.
In fact, the only type of spatial information that is typically contained in biosurveillance databases is the home administrative unit--such as the home zip code--of each patient.
His tweets are typically upbeat (containing words or phrases such as "great", "fun", "funny", "good time", "hilarious movie", "you'll love" and so forth), are rapidly retweeted, and appear to sway others.
For obtaining such composite materials, the sol-gel reaction is carried out in the presence of organic molecules that are typically polymeric, contain functional groups, and could be immobilized on the inorganic component.
