"typical level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is considered to be common, normal, or regular. For example, "After a few weeks of practice, I was playing tennis at a typical level for my age."
The Jets agreed that Kendall played at his typical level in 2006.
The care home's registered manager Carole Cook, also fits the typical Level 5 apprentice demographic.
But the typical level found in field studies was much lower.
As of Thursday, the currency was only about half a percent higher than its typical level before the announcement.
He also said the FITs would still only offer 5-8% return on investment, unchanged from last summer's proposals and well below Germany's typical level of 10%.
Wages rose much faster than productivity growth, which boosted labour's share of national income well above its typical level and squashed capital's share.
Junk bonds account for 14percentt of the portfolio, up from a typical level of 10percentt but still below the 20percentt permitted in the fund's charter.
The decline, however, merits only "a small round of applause" because about five months of inventory is a more typical level, wrote a Global Insight economist, Patrick Newport.
We could start with a clear analysis of the typical level of fundraising and admin costs for the largest fundraising charities.
By calling Trump a con artist, Rubio may have just meant to say that Trump was a grandiose liar — someone who has lied above and beyond the typical level permissible in politics.
Matrix.net, a company that measures the performance of the Internet, said that around 10 a.m., it could reach only 88percentt of a sample of computers connected to the Net -- down from a typical level of 96percentt.
