The phrase "as he typically does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's usual behavior or actions in a specific context.
Example: "He arrived late to the meeting, as he typically does, causing everyone to wait for him."
Alternatives: "as is his custom" or "as he usually does".
Kenneth Cole, as he typically does, mixed men's and women's wear Friday morning.
Mr. Biden worked the group of firefighters as he typically does, gripping their shoulders, joking with them, telling them Delaware stories.
Earlier in the day, many Boston Roman Catholics were wondering why the cardinal, without explanation, did not show up to celebrate Mass at the city's cathedral as he typically does on Sunday.
In New York last week, en route from London to the Southwest, Mr. Webster looked as he typically does, like a roadie for a band whose CD's Tipper Gore would proudly not possess.
When Marco Rubio mounted a stage in the majority Cuban city of Hialeah on Wednesday, his first order of business was not to outline, as he typically does, the high stakes of the US presidential election but to instead dispel a set of rumors.
As we've come to expect, Donovan has been the ultimate professional throughout the trade saga and said all the rights things, as he typically does, about the trade... "I'm really excited about my future with the Washington Redskins......
On top of the architectural layers in "Black City," as she typically does in her paintings, Ms. Mehretu drew flocks of small abbreviated marks.
Her car, they reasoned, would park at a certain spot, and they knew the queen would emerge from the left side, as she typically does.
That would more or less maintain an even balance when judges sit, as they typically do, on three-judge panels.
Foreigners, mostly guest workers from poor countries, are particularly vulnerable as they typically do not know Arabic and are denied adequate translation in court, Amnesty said.
