"characteristically for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a common trait or tendency of someone or something. Example: "Characteristically for a cat, she purred contentedly as he scratched behind her ear."
(The plans, characteristically for Brown, came to nothing).
Characteristically for Doyle, The Guts is a feelgood novel about bowel cancer and Ireland's financial meltdown.
Characteristically for Hill, this sounds imperious, but you can't deny that it's funny.
Characteristically for this artist, the series also has specific autobiographical content.
This picture is supported by measurements of the ionic conductivity which differs characteristically for the two kinds of PPX films.
Characteristically for this artist's intensely biographical art in its reconstructed version, the monk is also a portrait of his father.
In 1916 he published his first book, characteristically titled for a religious feast day, Radunitsa ("Ritual for the Dead").
Lapidary style, in calligraphy, style of lettering characteristically used for inscription in marble or other stone by chisel strokes, as, for example, on Trajan's Column in the Forum at Rome.
"We've been waiting a long time for Apple to get into contactless payments, and its solution is characteristically straightforward for ordinary people," commented Jason Jenkins, director of content at the news site Cnet.
During the innings, Saggers was noted by Fingleton for maintaining a quiet presence behind the stumps, whereas Tallon was characteristically known for loudly appealing in concert with the bowler when he was playing.
Mr. Bush, characteristically, goes for something more daring.
