"characteristically exhibit" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an attribute or trait that is typically associated with something, often a particular type of person or thing. For example: "Showing extreme courage in the face of danger, firefighters characteristically exhibit a fearless attitude."
Its players characteristically exhibit a sensitive ear for balances and an appealing "edge of their seats" alertness.
Furthermore, less of this energy can be used for evaporation in urban areas, which characteristically exhibit greater precipitation runoff from streets and buildings.
There are certain types of molecular structures that characteristically exhibit absorptions in the visible region and others that are ultraviolet absorbers.
Patients with septic shock characteristically exhibit different kinds of sublingual microcirculatory abnormalities.
In bright field, the particles characteristically exhibit a dark cross in the middle caused by internal light reflections.
In the setting of OD, MRI imaging will characteristically exhibit a lesion with hyperintense changes on T2-weighted sequences accompanied by hypointense changes on T1-weighted sequences.
Core 40 characteristically exhibits low friction of 0.06 to 0.18 at slip velocities from 0.25 mm/s to 1.31 m/s.
This plant characteristically exhibits polymorphisms in floral color within a population (e.g., white, pink, and purple).
One common feature of all soldiers, however, is that they are characteristically aggressive and exhibit specific defense behaviors, which suggests that the specific control of these soldier-specific defense behaviors occurs in the nervous systems of soldiers.
Compared to the 6,6′-substituted isoindigo derivatives, the 5,5′-substituted compounds exhibit characteristically different absorption spectra both in solution and in their solid states.
Crater Lake, Oregon, is a typical example, exhibiting characteristically great depth and a high encircling rim.
