The phrase "atypical incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or occurrence that is unusual or not typical in a given context.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the fire was caused by an atypical incident that had never been seen before in the area."
Alternatives: "unusual event" or "rare occurrence".
In one recent — and probably not atypical — incident in a Manhattan Toys RR" Us store, a customer was kept waiting 14 minutes at the cash register as a checkout clerk wandered about the store looking for the correct price of a bicycle helmet that was missing a price tag.
In one recent — and probably not atypical — incident in a Manhattan Toys RR" Us store, a customer was kept waiting 14 minutes at the cash register while a checkout clerk wandered about the store looking for the correct price of a bicycle helmet that was missing a price tag.
My thoughts on this are growing and evolving as characters with autism and other disabilities become more prevalent in the media and performing arts: Atypical, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, The Good Doctor, Speechless – all feature a main character portraying a person with autism or with other developmental disabilities.
Severe atypical ciguatera-like incidents involving giant clams, a marine resource highly consumed in the South Pacific, are also frequently reported in many Pacific Islands Countries and Territories.
("Why do you move my stuff?") Later, upon discovering the bill in his pocket, he'd felt ashamed, and the memory continued to bedevil him because he knew that the incident was hardly atypical.
"I hope that the lack of integrity involved in this incident is entirely atypical of Apple," Sir Robin wrote in his judgement.
Our analysis of the reasons behind the exclusion of false negative cases by the base case suggests that some of these cases may be atypical presentations of fall-related incident hip fractures, such as elective admissions rather than being admitted as an emergency case or hip operation procedure(s) not being performed due to patients' frailty or a terminal illness.
The way her friends tell it, this incident was special but not atypical.
The Schilcher study identified 59 atypical fracture cases among 12,777 women with incident femoral fracture, whereas Feldstein et al. categorized 75 fractures as atypical out of less than 4000 incident femoral fracture cases.
SUCH incidents are by no means atypical.
Both Lynn and Richard recall the incident, precisely because it was so atypical.
