The phrase "atypical to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is not typical or usual in a particular context. Example: The behavior of the teenage boy was atypical to that of his peers, making him stand out among his classmates.
Perhaps the best rebuttal is that the population of one free school is too small – and too atypical – to draw any meaningful conclusions from a single trial.
The title is taken from Lady Antebellum's country single which is collectively, sentimentally sung by the cast towards the end of the film – atypical, to say the least, as most of music they've been listening to has been hardcore rap.
"There are so many moving parts to this, and it's not atypical to see a company burn through cash more quickly than they anticipate".
So this brash, daring and often ultraviolent movie is atypical to say the least, avowedly inspired by the wuxia martial arts films of King Hu, but it has clear debts to Tarantino's riffs on this same genre, and to Sergio Leone.
Such distorted sounds, called "functional" murmurs (as distinguished from "organic" murmurs, which may be present when the heart is diseased), do not indicate that anything is amiss, although they may be sufficiently atypical to cause the obstetrician to refer the patient to a cardiologist for evaluation.
They were atypical to primary rectal cancer.
Torrado doesn't catch the fixtures head on, but instead captures them from below, isolating and centering the structures to bring an atypical perspective to light.
The similarity of the atypical kinases to all other kinases was set to 0.0 for the GRMT algorithm.
It is hard to see why Newsday chose such an atypical district to illustrate the article.
I mean I sat an hour and a half with a teacher telling me: 'This child has got serial men coming through the house, this one has two mommies, this one has abusive father whose home, this has alcoholism, this one has drug abuse.' It was a casualty warfare event to hear -- just her classroom -- how many dysfunctional, atypical -- to me -- structures are in the way of a kid having a chance to learn.
It's an atypical end to an atypical show.
