The phrase "typical conventions" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe any conventions (a set of accepted practices or unwritten rules) that are typical or commonly seen in a specific setting. For example, "At business meetings, the typical conventions include introducing yourself and shaking hands before beginning."
We find that the procedure presented here gives far more comprehensive information than the typical convention of relying on a few representative electrical measurements from random or selected areas of a large graphene film.
The delegates were already fatigued by two days of typical convention activities which reached a high point late yesterday with the renomination of President Roosevelt by an overwhelming vote and his radio acceptance a few hours later.
But WiSHCon is more than just the typical convention with parties, vendors, panels, and meet-and-greets.
In the closeup image at right, a glyph is composed of two parts connected by a hair-line cut; this is a typical convention for this shape.
But the most typical pattern after a party convention is that a candidate who gains ground in the polls cedes at least some of it back.
Figure 5 shows how we use XSLT to encode a typical rule in the molecular convention: Figure 5 Example rules expressed in XSLT: an atom must have an id attribute and the value of the id must be unique among the ids of all the atoms in the eldest containing parent molecule.
Mitch transcended typical comedy conventions in a way most audiences wouldn't have been aware of.
According to the labour code, when equipment does not correspond with current industry standards, quotas must be lowered in relation to typical trade conventions.
We also don't subscribe to the typical porn conventions that decree a scene must be x minutes long or only focus on so much character development.
