The phrase "typical play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or standard type of performance or behavior in a specific context, such as theater, sports, or games.
Example: "In a typical play, the protagonist faces a series of challenges that ultimately lead to their growth."
Alternatives: "standard performance" or "common act."
In a typical play you have partners.
"Ellington Elation," his contribution here, has a typical play with irregular rhythms and unconventional spatial composition.
A typical play begins with two defenders knifing untouched through Philadelphia's porous, inexperienced offensive line.
A seemingly typical play run thousands of times in countless high school football games each weekend.
"I have not seen any proof that the BND is doing any tapping inside Germany – it's a typical play by the books, cover-your-ass organisation," the executive told me.
A typical play involves four offensive players standing 25 feet from the basket and not moving, or three players setting picks and a fourth running around them trying to get open.
I'm trying to do this in a conversational way versus a typical play-by-play guy without the same tennis background.
A typical playing calendar for an elite New Zealand player includes 16 to 19 Super Rugby matches, six Rugby Championship tests and at least half a dozen test matches split between the June and November international windows.
First, the grey matter-muddling sci-fi sensation of Bioshock Infinite, a game which deserves to be witnessed by anyone with the hardware to run it, whatever their typical playing habits.
Ayla El-Moussa of 25th Century (above) reproduced the Major Arcana (22 characters such as 'The High Priestess' and 'The Fool' which are absent from a typical playing card deck) as a minimalist fashion shoot.
As well as the group's typical playing styles, especially from Moon, the album makes significant use of Townshend's multi-tracked synthesizers and sound effects, and Entwistle's layered horn parts.
