"in typical form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or event that is typical or expected, usually because it follows a pattern or standard. For example, "The election results came in, and the incumbent president was re-elected in typical form."
In typical form, Ms. Ono's message has an apocalyptic edge.
BBC sports presenter John Inverdale was in typical form at last night's Sports Journalists Associationn awards.
He was in typical form -- playing his electric guitar, hurrying around but still wanting to chat.
In typical form, she wanted to study the source of the information for herself.
Tannenbaum shouldered full responsibility for the team's failure to do so, while Mangini, in typical form, told reporters little, except that he had complied.
She was in typical form on that occasion, when, smiling at the audience with regal benevolence, she tendered a gorgeous group of Strauss songs, mostly early ones.
In typical forms, MRI shows a lobulated lesion with a low or intermediate signal on T1-weighted images and a high-signal intensity on T2 [ 2].
Additionally, it has been well established that in early onset AD, hippocampus may be not always involved as in the typical form and that frontoparietal areas showed greater atrophy in monogenic forms compared with sporadic late onset cases [ 68, 70, 71].
Through complex multi-blade coordinate transformation and modulation, a simplistic analysis model describing the essential in-plain whirling behavior of mistuned bladed rotor is derived in a typical form of linear differential equations with time-constant coefficients.
Comment: In its typical form R. confervoides is distinct and reported in the Canadian Arctic [ 3] and Atlantic [ 11], but not Pacific region [ 16, 22].
Australian rapper Iggy Azalea's debut has appeared in recently typical form for the genre: with a long delay and slew of singles.
