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The phrase "are typically hidden from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, features, or elements that are not readily visible or accessible to certain individuals or groups.
Example: "Sensitive data are typically hidden from unauthorized users to ensure privacy and security."
Alternatives: "are usually concealed from" or "are generally obscured from".
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The show featured hundreds of Picasso's paintings, drawings, sculptures and ceramics from the Met's permanent collection, most of which are typically hidden from public view.
In communication networks, such as the Internet or mobile ad-hoc networks, the actions taken by intermediate nodes or links are typically hidden from the communicating endpoints; all the endpoints can observe is whether or not the end-to-end transmission was successful.
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The bulk of Boletus mirabilis is typically hidden from sight, existing as masses of almost invisible fungal threads called mycelium, which form the active feeding and growing structures of the fungus.
Other devices are typically hidden behind brush or refuse or inside the carcasses of dead animals.
In the peacock butterfly, Inachis io, eyespots are typically hidden during rest and suddenly exposed by the butterfly when disturbed.
Authorities say illicit waste is typically hidden in containers carrying legitimate cargo to thwart customs inspections.
Being inside that which is typically hidden, sells.
It's typically hidden in the bowels of guitar shops and music stores.
In the past, bad ideas were typically hidden in a broader argument.
Six distinct stages were recognised: Prey positioning: Cuttlefish prey were typically hiding amongst dense brown algae.
It enables intelligence services to penetrate and collect any sensitive or confidential data which is typically kept hidden and protected from the public.
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