The phrase "are typically ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a common practice or trend regarding how something is usually arranged or requested.
Example: "In many restaurants, dishes are typically ordered in a specific sequence to enhance the dining experience."
Alternatives: "are usually requested" or "are generally arranged".
Besides, runway looks are typically ordered in such small qualities that relatively few people will ever see or touch the actual garments, much less own them.
Although X-rays are typically ordered for 80 percent to 95 percent of patients who go to the emergency room with a foot or ankle injury, an X-ray is not warranted unless there is an obvious deformity, bone tenderness, or an inability to bear weight or walk four steps immediately after the injury, the NATA report says.
Entries are typically ordered by date, with the most recent posting at the top.
In order to remain within a predefined bit budget, the estimated sinusoids are typically ordered in importance and the number of transmitted sinusoids is reduced when necessary.
Blood cultures are typically ordered when physicians suspect the possibility of a bloodstream infection.
The neighborhoods are typically ordered in a nested way, i.e. the first (last) neighborhoods result in a comparatively small (large) modification respectively.
Material for clothing and shoes is typically ordered months in advance.
Further differences could be due to variation in rates of VL blips among regions, after which a repeat VL measurement is typically ordered.
This is not unexpected for the two structures of the closed state (S236A·MgAMPPNP and S236A·MgADP·VO4) since this residue is typically ordered in this conformational state.
The Cl-100 Inspection is typically ordered and paid by the seller – although this is not mandated and in many cases buyers prefers to manage this inspection.
Images' pixels data are typically orders of magnitude larger than their metadata.
