The phrase "as a typical feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is commonly found or characteristic in a particular context or situation.
Example: "As a typical feature of this region, the climate is characterized by hot summers and mild winters."
Alternatives: "as a common characteristic" or "as a standard trait".
In such projects, coordinating underground transportation networks in urban spaces, including subways as a typical feature, plays a key role.
Although several groups show CD4+ infiltration as a typical feature of MS lesions [19], [29] [32] FOXP3+ cells were not detectable in any of the post mortem specimens analyzed [19].
Similar behaviour has been previously described as a typical feature of amplifying signal transduction pathways [ 7].
To analyze actin polymerization as a typical feature of cell motility, we stained cells for filamentous actin (F-actin).
In conclusion, adiponectin improves impaired insulin signaling and improves cognitive decline as a typical feature of vascular dementia.
As a typical feature of inflammatory tissue, the synovial membrane in RA contains many monocytes/macrophages, which can undergo osteoclast differentiation upon contact with the appropriate signals.
Based upon how broad, high and short the adult articulated mandibles of Patagosaurus are, its snout would have been short, high and broad as well, a typical feature of most sauropods.
Arousing clinical suspicion for a particular diagnosis will depend on the specificity of both the early and late stages of illness as well as the presence or absence of a typical feature that should alert clinicians to the diagnosis, such as mediastinal widening in inhalational anthrax (12).
This may be of particular relevance in old age or during chronic infections, both conditions for which an increased production of inflammatory as well as homeostatic cytokines is a typical feature (Franceschi et al., 2000).
This should not be used as a criterion in HC, as it is a typical feature of Cluster headache.
As underreporting is a typical feature of passive surveillance systems the reported case numbers only represent the lowest possible spread of CROs in the region.
