The phrase "as your typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characteristic or representative of a certain type or group.
Example: "As your typical teenager, she spends most of her time on social media and hanging out with friends."
Alternatives: "like your average" or "as is common for".
IT'S easy to paint Alex Eylar as your typical nerd.
I didn't want to be stereotyped as your typical upper-crust snob with a Princeton degree.
Only 5% or 10% were the grans and grandpas most people see as your typical pétanque player".
A radiant blue sky can be seen through the bars, as happy as your typical Hollywood ending.
It struck him as "your typical slave state", without the right (until 1974) even to elect its own mayor.
But that has not stopped Ms. Wiseman, who described Mookie and Melanie as "your typical spoiled Manhattan dogs".
After all, Mr Toomey is still running in Pennsylvania and he can now count on donations from a Republican base that views Mr Specter in as much esteem as, say, your typical Beatles fan views Yoko Ono. Theentire conservative movement, over 20 years, has been creating litmus tests and arguing that only cast-iron fiscal and social conservatism can win elections.
This Japanese seller of quality bags makes their rucksacks out of rip-stop fabric and offers a certain stark, compact design that is as far from your typical JanSport as a kimono is from an Ed Hardy shirt.
If anything, it views taste and maturity with suspicion -- and thus shares about as much with your typical rocker-doing-jazz record as the singer's trippy new off-Broadway musical, "Lazarus," does with "Les Miz".
Friends describe Staley as not your typical brash, boastful investment banker but a sensitive, reflective and respectful soul who concentrates on building strong teams around him rather than bullying subordinates.
Vista supports the Intel High-Definition Audio spec, which will pump out even higher-res audio than your puny human brain can handle 32-bit, 192khandle 32-bit and 32-bit, 96kHz for up to 8 channels (as in your typical 7.192kHzem).
