"while typically" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can generally use it when you want to indicate that something is usually the case, or when you are comparing two different situations. For example, "While typically small businesses are more vulnerable to economic downturns than large companies, this has not always been the case during the current crisis."
While typically achieving higher accuracy than feature-domain methods, they usually incur significantly larger computational cost.
Still, gay and transgender advocates say transgender students, while typically a small minority, are particularly vulnerable to bullying and harassment.
While typically a rare event, this is the second cloud inversion at the Grand Canyon in six weeks.
While typically examined as a unitary construct, there is evidence that caregiver burden may be composed of several dimensions.
More crucially, Mr. Greenberg's characters, while typically loquacious, seem provisional and sketchy, blurry sepia-toned images of people rather than three-dimensional beings.
Well you'd have this which, while typically wry and with a winning kernel of a melody, is rather trad and just a little bit flat.
While typically observed on river islands, they can sometimes be found in similar habitats on the banks of these rivers as well.
"While typically a rare event, this is the second cloud inversion at the Grand Canyon in six weeks," said the Interior Department.
While typically cloaked in pseudonyms, nearly all publish weekly logs of what they say is their true weight (often to the nearest fifth of a pound).
While typically not traceable to any individuals and plausibly denied by government officials, poisonings leave little doubt of the state's involvement — which may be precisely the point.
While typically more complex instrumentally than optical biosensors, which readout a steady state intensity, they have useful advantages for certain applications.
