The phrase "atypical design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that deviates from the norm or standard expectations in a particular context.
Example: "The architect's latest project features an atypical design that challenges traditional building aesthetics."
Alternatives: "unconventional design" or "nonstandard design".
"I've always been more attracted to atypical designs, steampunk pieces, or pieces that try to bring something original to the table aesthetically," Mr. Quentin, 51, said during an interview at his Paris office.
On the basis of accumulated and presented materials, recommendations are drawn for the future course of development, which comprise the need to address the thermal issues of such igniters, their lifetime and the need for more comprehensive studies on atypical designs, which can be more efficient than their currently used counterparts.
In 1906, she experimented with an atypical panorama design for Miss Moppet, which booksellers disliked; the story was reprinted in 1916 in small book format Miss Moppet, the story's eponymous main character, is a kitten teased by a mouse.
Still, some major brands, including Aloft, are focusing on atypical hotel designs in an effort to appeal to the next generation of business travelers: millennials.
"At least in the business travel space, there's going to be consistent demand for traditional hotel rooms". Still, some major brands, including Aloft, are focusing on atypical hotel designs in an effort to appeal to the next generation of business travelers: millennials.
They are grouped into four categories; inadequate design, atypical soils, unusual permeants, and improper installation.
She is "not completely atypical of some design customers we have," he said, adding that he had a strategy for dealing with them.
Results showed that atypical shaped packaging design enhanced cognitive processing, which in turn decreased the persuasive impact of weak claims on willingness to pay, and increased the persuasive impact of strong product claims on quality judgment.
Such a sum, while not unjustifiable, is simply atypical for product design products.
Although female stumptail orgasms occuring during sex with males are atypical, the experimental design was driven by the assumption that what makes features of female sexuality worth studying is their contribution to reproduction' (Lloyd 1993, 139).
