"on typical days" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that happens regularly or commonly on a normal or average day. Example: On typical days, I wake up at 7am, have breakfast, and then go to work. Another example: On typical days, the traffic on this road is very heavy during rush hour.
Answers were given in hours and minutes per day, based on typical days in the last month.
On typical days between July and October, the number of blocked crosswalks dropped by 43 percent and the number of blocked intersections fell by 61 percent.
Hourly thermodynamic performances are analyzed on typical days under partial load.
Numerical computations have been done on typical days for the months from December 1999 to June 2000 at New Delhi.
I plotted the time series that are represented by modes 2 and 3 at a typical GPS station and the corresponding displacements in the map view on typical days in Fig. 22.
The operating status of DC microgrids on typical days can then be simulated, accounting for all constraints, and the corresponding operating and maintenance costs f oc and the loss of the power supply probability f lpsp are obtained.
Last week, on a couple of typical days at the park, most of the players were over 50.
The simulation and experiment were carried out to reveal the optical characteristics of ALCPC-PV/T on two typical days.
Energy losses (including cosine, end, and lateral shading losses) on four typical days were evaluated and compared with single-axis tracking method.
Water production tests were carried out on several typical days, and the results showed that water production of the system could reach 1200 L/day, when the average intensity of solar radiation got to 550 W/m2.
You need only read the comments section on a typical day on Glenn Beck's Web site, The Blaze, to find that pond scum has found a crowd.
