The phrase "are typically headed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the usual direction or leadership of a group, organization, or project.
Example: "In many companies, teams are typically headed by a project manager who oversees the workflow and ensures deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "are usually led" or "are generally directed".
The communications were typically headed up "Urgent message" and began: "We have been instructed by Wonga to recover from you a debt of £X...".
The communications were typically headed "Urgent message" and began: "We have been instructed by Wonga to recover from you a debt of £X …" In fact, neither Chainey D'Amato & Shannon nor Barker & Lowe existed.
The committee that runs the partnership selection process is typically headed by a senior executive, and until a few weeks ago, the firm's president, Gary D. Cohn, held that position.
The communications were typically headed up "Urgent message" and began: "We have been instructed by Wonga to recover from you a debt of £X …" Although the companies were fabricated, and took the names of Wonga employees, in some cases customers were charged an administration fee for their services.
The communications were typically headed up "Urgent message" and began: "We have been instructed by Wonga to recover from you a debt of £X …" The Financial Conduct Authority said Wonga had been guilty of "unfair and misleading debt collection practices" and said it had passed on the letters to the police, and calls have been mounting for a criminal investigation into the firm.
The letters were typically headed "Urgent message" and began: "We have been instructed by Wonga to recover from you a debt of £X …" Hudson said: "It seems that the intention behind Wonga's dishonest activity was to make customers believe that their outstanding debt had been passed to a genuine law firm.
Moroccan families in the Netherlands are known to have traditional hierarchical family structures in which the (oldest) man is typically head of the family [ 34].
The benefits are often capped per household that result in disproportionate burden on larger households, which are typically female headed.
This time, the outcomes for those taking the new drug are typically compared head-to-head with outcomes for those getting a placebo or the standard-of-care therapy.
