The phrase "perfectly typical" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it in a sentence to describe something that is completely normal or average. Here is an example: "The weather in this area is perfectly typical for this time of year - warm and sunny during the day and cool at night."
Perfectly typical nesting arrangements, and yet something profound seemed to be missing.
To anyone who did not know the public personas of the two fathers, it would have looked like a perfectly typical summer afternoon at the Jersey shore.
He grew up, first in Cardiff, Wales, then in London, the oldest of three children in what he calls a perfectly typical family.
"The galaxy we live in is perfectly typical, but the nearby Magellanic Clouds are a rare, and possibly short-lived, occurrence," Robotham said.
I've had people create fake Twitter accounts to harass me ― lots and lots of this sort of crap that people seem to think is perfectly typical when you have a blog.
In 2010, a frameshift mutation in the KCNK18 gene which segregates perfectly with typical MA in a large, multigenerational pedigree was reported [50].
"Let us put it perfectly bluntly: the typical American is inherently a states'-righter by inclination and sentiment".
This stent adapts perfectly to the typical anatomy of the carotid bifurcation with its voluminous wide-meshed proximal part, which supports the stent in the common carotid artery.
This conceptual protein (NeGab; Fig. 1) carries an N-terminal PH domain of the Gab type (PH_GAB) followed by potential recruitment sites for SH3 domains, of which two and three align almost perfectly with the typical and atypical Grb2 binding domains of human Gab proteins, respectively.
He added another story in which the words of a former teammate made perfectly clear where the typical NFL locker room stood on homosexuality.
