The phrase "typical and common" is correct and usable in written English.
You use it when you want to describe something that is expected or typical for its type. For example: "This kind of behavior is typical and common in dogs."
The stands represent typical and common stand structures in the managed forests of Finland.
The most typical and common situations where mixed convection is almost always realized is the flow in the channel due to the process on heating or cooling the channel walls.
It's part of our browsing, it's a typical and common visual and that makes it important.
But even though the desiccation of rock pools is a typical and common phenomenon [14], [21], desiccation has rarely been quantified and only recently been investigated for its biological implications [13], [27], [28], [29].
The focus of this training was recognition of danger signs and the early use of context appropriate and relevant interventions for typical and common emergency presentations.
While a typical and common presentation of HSK is usually a dendritic or geographic ulcer, atypical presentations are not uncommon [ 2].
Respondents nominate from lists what they believe are the most typical symptoms and common experiences with depression [ 10], and the prevalence of depression.
It consists of individual perceptions of major health and mental health problems in their countries, knowledge regarding the typical symptoms and common experience of depression and opinion on treatment and recovery.
While there was little differential effect of the intervention on many aspects of clinical knowledge of depression in terms of typical symptoms and common behaviours, the impact of the self-directed learning intervention on the confidence of the helpfulness of antidepressant medication and the recovery of depression should be acknowledged.
Typical and very common is pulsing tinnitus, a symptom not often reported by the patients but to be specifically investigated.
Orthocerids occur only in 21% of the shallow water collections, and lituitids, which are typical and especially common in offshore settings of the Yangtze Platform are very rare (Figure 2).
