The word 'typologies' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to different groups or types of something. For example, "The study revealed several typologies of customer loyalty."
No longer mere buildings, these are "new residential typologies".Just as the English language has taken a pounding, so have people's wallets.
Having started life in textiles, they shifted to pharmaceuticals, then used the profits from a judicious sale of their generic-drugs business to America's Abbott Laboratories to go into big data and financial services.But even such typologies risk understating the role of families in Asian business.
One of the many interesting things in Pew's recent report on political typologies, which tries to go beyond dividing the electorate up into left and right, is that "business conservatives" and "steadfast conservatives", who between them make up almost 40% of the politically engaged electorate, do not agree on very much.
In this situation typologies may be invoked.
Scholars have created various typologies of diasporas.
These typologies have had a decisive impact on the development of subsequent, more specialized sociological inquiries.
Most social anthropologists and historians of religion in the mid-20th century, however, concentrated less on worldwide typologies or evolutionary sequences and more on investigations of specific historically related societies.
Both those who search for the common core, such as the British philosopher Walter T. Stace, and those who emphasize the differences among forms of mysticism, such as the British historian of religion Robert C. Zaehner, have employed typologies of mysticism, often based on the contrast between introvertive and extrovertive mysticism developed by the comparativist Rudolf Otto.
In the writings of Machiavelli and others, the tripartism of classical typologies was replaced by the dichotomy of princely and republican rule.
Confronted by the vast array of political forms, political scientists have attempted to classify and categorize, to develop typologies and models, or in some other way to bring analytic order to the bewildering variety of data.
The Neoclassical academic architecture of the cabildo applies the language of Renaissance architecture (i.e., columns, arches, friezes) to large-scale buildings adjusted to accommodate new typologies and freed from a proportional system, lending a new form to the institutions of government.
