The phrase "typical elements" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the common or expected components or features of something. Example: The typical elements of a fairy tale include a hero, a villain, a magical force, and a happily ever after ending.
Vitruvius lists as typical elements: "ports, promontories, sea coasts, rivers, fountains, straits, groves, mountains, cattle and shepherds".
Tables of thermal characteristics of typical elements of enclosing structures" are briefly described.
All the typical elements of a hadron-therapy line, such as diffusers, range shifters, collimators and detectors were modelled.
The simplified super folding element (SSFE) theory is applied to estimate the energy dissipation of the typical elements.
Rivers form natural ecological networks and riparian buffer zones of rivers are typical elements of ecological networks.
A good classification must concern itself with the fundamentals of religion and with the most typical elements of the units it is seeking to order.
And we are often happy to review these start-up plans — which include the typical elements such as a product description, competitive analysis, estimate of market size, and projected financials.
Phenomenology of Religion attempts to understand religious phenomena by classifying them into groups…we must group the phenomena according to characteristics which correspond as far as possible to the essential and typical elements of religion.
The chemical states of some typical elements in the target films were detected by means of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
In this chapter, we briefly reflect on how some aspects of communications evolved, describe typical elements of a digital communication system, and lastly highlight the chapters that follow.
Typical elements are: limited availability of the resources, multiperiod operations, subsets of operations with exclusivity and implicative constraints, precedence relationships in the execution of the operations, etc.
