The phrase "are typically generated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the source or origin of something that is produced or created in a usual or common manner.
Example: "The reports are typically generated from the data collected during the survey."
Alternatives: "are usually derived from" or "are commonly produced from".
fees and the stream of other fees that are typically generated from the relationship developed underwriting a public offering.
The curves shown for M = 1 are typically generated from homogeneous water-wet cores when oil viscosity is less than 1 cp.
Large-scale assessment data, however, are typically generated from a clustered sampling design where (within countries) schools are sampled first followed by sampling students within schools.
However, reviewing the literature on this topic, the reader observes a large amount of variability in the reported properties that are typically generated from overall strain or point-value strain measurements obtained with strain gages using the far field estimate to project the internal magnetic field in the specimen.
The results of these studies are typically generated from several thousand SLOSH runs.
Such reports are typically generated from failures detected by the laboratories themselves.
The datasets chosen for the ExpressionData resource were typically generated from hundreds of experiments.
In contrast to PM2.5, PM10 2.5 is typically generated from mechanical grinding or crushing, as well as from windblown dust.
Magnesium usually originates from mineral aerosols that may result from resuspended road dust and long-range transported dust (Sun et al. 2004), and arsenic is typically generated from coal burning (Xie et al. 2006).
Cheminformatics networks are typically generated using the similarity matrix derived from the molecules of interest.
Ultrasonic vibrations are typically generated by a piezoelectric actuator.
