The phrase "are typically much smaller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size of two or more items, indicating that one group is generally less in size than another.
Example: "The apples in this region are typically much smaller than those found in the neighboring state."
Alternatives: "are generally much smaller" or "tend to be significantly smaller."
Wild berries are typically much smaller than those we regularly eat because, generally, larger ones have been selected for cultivation.
Germany's private universities are typically much smaller than their public counterparts.
Through-bond J-coupling based experiments in solid-state NMR spectroscopy are challenging because the J couplings are typically much smaller than the dipolar couplings.
Specifically, the bed dimensions (D, H0) must ensure that (a) bubbles are typically much smaller than the bed diameter and (b) solids circulation patterns are similar across scales of interest.
These are defined mainly by length, all being over two hundred bases long, in contrast to the other three classes which are typically much smaller, at around twenty bases (pp. 83 84).
Particularly, spikes are typically much smaller when spell length is defined by the time to next job than when it is defined by the time spent on the unemployment benefit system.
STATE ESTATE TAXES Many people who will not owe federal estate tax may owe state estate taxes because the exempt amount is typically much smaller than the $5 million federal threshold (16 states and the District of Columbia have an estate tax).
The total area of the device on PET was typically much smaller than the active area due to the decorative design of the aluminium electrode.
In practice, (mathcal{V}(G)) is typically much smaller than G, and hence, this approach allows us to query big G by accessing small (mathcal{V}(G)).
Because the wake-up range is typically much smaller than the data radio's communication range, the use of wake-up radios constrains the data communication range.
