"typical with" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is commonly associated with something else. For example: "This kind of behavior is typical with cats."
Acute rises in IAP typical with IAH/ACS will typically be associated with decreased abdominal compliance.
They are often dehydrated, which is typical with emaciation.
As typical with any year, there were conversations right up to the wire.
These vary, though around 3% is typical with the longest offers.
These vary, though around 3% is fairly typical with the longer offers.
A low response rate, typical with such surveys, could be equated with a lack of interest.
As is typical with citizen science, the scientists cannot personally vouch for the samples' origins.
As has become all too typical with Terry, though, it's not like any of this affects his mentality.
As is typical with these decisions, the people who use these services are the ones that inevitably lose out.
They are paying a bundle for their children's educations -- $25,000 a year is typical, with the expectation of generous donations, as well.
When the ownership is through a franchise, as is typical with less expensive hotels, the hotel brands "let the owners pay for installation and providing the service".
