The phrase "are typically very small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the common size of objects, entities, or phenomena in a general context.
Example: "The particles in this solution are typically very small, making them difficult to detect with the naked eye."
Alternatives: "are usually quite tiny" or "tend to be minuscule."
Informal enterprises are typically very small.
"The sites that take it are typically very small sites with limited traffic," so the system can generate only modest revenue, Mr. Allaire said.
"While each time banks incur fines for bad behaviour it clearly impacts their profits, fines are typically very small compared to annual earnings, so ultimately have little impact on their overall business, valuation or prospects".
Despite the much-publicized resurgence of young Americans forging modern agricultural careers, the majority of new farms are typically very small and often specialized, raising heirloom pigs or rooftop microgreens.
Long searches by legions of drug company workers have yielded few potential drugs, which are typically very small, that can block a much larger protein from signaling another protein.
Protein-drug conjugated nanoparticles are typically very small (10 nm), allowing the nanoparticle to have a long half-life in vivo and thus facilitating its delivery to the target tumor site [50].
Next, the LS system from Eq. (18) is solved, which is typically very small.
The finite element model of the segment of the structure is typically very small, resulting in very small computation cost.
Second, the time step required to simulate the system is typically very small in order to properly resolve collisions involving the smallest particles.
Possible difference between the β(Lu) and β(Hf) values does not affect the corrected Hf isotope ratio significantly because the contribution of 176Lu to 176Hf is typically very small in the crustal materials (ca. 1%, (Rudnick & Fountain 1995)).
In regime I where μ A is typically very small (Figure 1(A) and (D)), there is one or more 'mainstream' opinion groups near x ∼ 1 / 2 with a majority of the agents in the system, and a number of smaller, 'extremist' opinion groups at positions closer to the boundaries x = 0, 1.
