The phrase "a celebrated example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is widely recognized and praised as a notable instance of a particular quality or category.
Example: "The Mona Lisa is a celebrated example of Renaissance art, admired for its exquisite detail and enigmatic expression."
Alternatives: "a renowned instance of" or "a distinguished case of".
A celebrated example of Crenshaw's cunning couplets runs: "Women call it stalking/ It's just selective walking".
Despite the single-minded attention he has given to an abstruse game of sixty-four squares, he is interested in everything from sports (soccer, especially) to literature (his favorite novel is Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita," a celebrated example of allegory in the Soviet era).
Mr Levitt's analysis of crime during American election cycles, when police numbers rise for reasons unconnected to crime rates, is a celebrated example of an instrumental variable.Two recent papers one by James Heckman of Chicago University and Sergio Urzua of Northwestern University, and another by Angus Deaton of Princeton are sharply critical of this approach.
A celebrated example of beneficence that rests somewhere on this continuum, though it is hard to locate just where, is the New Testament parable of the Good Samaritan.
These two brothers went on to provide a celebrated example of peaceful power-sharing.
Considering a celebrated example of convergent adaptive radiation highlights this point.
A more celebrated example of such picture puzzles is "Johnny Guitar" (1953), directed by Nicholas Ray from a script written in large part by the blacklisted Ben Maddow.
A celebrated example is the Wolffian regeneration of the lens in newts, where removal of the lens of the eye provokes the formation of a new lens derived from the cells of the iris.
In a celebrated example, Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli, the Renaissance sculptor, restored a Hellenistic sculpture of Laocoön and his sons.
Strauss's imitation of bleating sheep in Don Quixote (1897) is a celebrated example; because it is an episode conjured up by the story, it may be missed unless a plot summary is provided.
It is arguably a more widely celebrated example of the "New India" than the high-tech offshoring industry centred on Bangalore, because poorer Indians are participating in it too.
