The phrase "typically specified" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The dress code for the event is typically specified as formal attire.
Control systems are typically specified in two parts: continuous and discrete.
Design spectrum (DS) model is typically specified in a seismic code of practice for structural design.
Resistor networks are typically specified with the same resistance tolerances as discrete resistors: 0.1%, 1%, and 5%.
Network architecture is typically specified algorithmically, based on conceptual notions of network structure, without reference to the messy details of the structure of real tissue.
However, in structural applications, compressive strength is typically specified in the design and there are currently no means for specifying the best concrete constituents for a set compressive strength to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from production.
It allows users to query business processes visually, in a manner very analogous to how such processes are typically specified, and can be employed in a distributed setting, where process components may be provided by distinct providers.
Survey designs typically specify that individuals are to be sampled with unequal probabilities of selection.
Strategic (control) knowledge typically specifies how a target task is solved.
Alteration agreements also typically specify when the work must be completed and impose penalties if the completion date is not met.
Discrete-event simulation of hospitals typically specifies flow by means of a process graph through which patients are routed.
Their contracts typically specify what sorts of medical treatments they are willing to undergo and whether they would abort in cases of birth defects or multiple pregnancies.
