The phrase "at typical speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or average rate of movement or progress in various contexts, such as driving, running, or processing information.
Example: "The train travels at typical speed, allowing passengers to reach their destination on time."
Alternatives: "at average speed" or "at normal speed".
McCutcheon's speech notes, dashed off at typical speed on the back of a memo, capitalised the word DIGNITY next to a lower case efficiency.
Equation 1 states that the net in-plane velocity R ˙ (t ) of a cell arises from two main contributions: self-swimming at typical speed V in the direction of the cell orientation N, and advection by the flow, where σ = ±1 defines the flow direction and U ¯ > 0 the mean flow speed experienced by the cell.
The braking distance for the train running at typical speed (100 km/h or about) should be about 250 meters [4] but it is much longer for the fast running train (600 m for 160 km/h and near 2 km for 300 km/h that as of 2009 is not so typical).
Over 350 highway miles — at typical speeds of 65 to 75 m.p.h.
"Though the results of the studies we have reviewed suggest that the claims of speed reading courses are overstated, it could be argued that data from people who read at typical speeds cannot be generalised to speed readers.
At typical speeds of modern high-speed trains the aerodynamic noise produced by the airflow over the pantograph is a significant source of noise.
Because relativistic changes are small at typical speeds for macroscopic objects, the confirmation of special relativity has relied on either the examination of subatomic bodies at high speeds or the measurement of small changes by sensitive instrumentation.
The AUV hull form considered in the present program is a 1 2 model of the standard hull form Afterbody1. The present measurements were carried out at typical speeds of autonomous underwater vehicles (0.4 1.4 m/s) by varying pitch angles (0 15°).
Energy release in these materials are accompanied by extreme events: shock waves travel at typical speeds of several thousand meters per second and the peak pressures can reach hundreds of gigapascals.
This suggests that theropods were either anatomically incapable or behaviorally reluctant to widen their gait while moving at typical speeds, perhaps because they were able to accommodate surface heterogeneity in other ways, such as the "flexed-ungual" posture observed at the Moyeni tracksite.
The average time spent looking at a phone near a crash was just five seconds, but five seconds is long enough "at typical highway speeds to cover more than the length of a football field," according to the paper.
