The phrase "a marvelous example to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something serves as an excellent model or standard for others to follow.
Example: "Her dedication to community service is a marvelous example to all of us who wish to make a difference."
Alternatives: "an inspiring model for" or "a great role model for".
The contrary view, one that I subscribe to, is that this was a marvelous example of how sports used to be and can still afford to be when nothing major is riding on the outcome.
I love this about him, for he is a marvelous example of what's available to each of us willing to slow down, breathe, enter one's truth, and share what comes with authenticity and integrity.
"This is a marvelous example of how people gathered together to bring Goliath to his knees," said Gerry L. Spence, a well-known lawyer who worked at no cost for the environmental groups.
As nerds in love, John Scherer and Valerie Wright are utterly charming, and "Two Hours Here," an achy duet with trenchant, unusual harmonies, performed on the couch of a mouse-infested house, in front of an awful beach painting in an oval-shaped frame adorned with antlers, is a sensational show song, a marvelous example of character and plot set to music.
The work is a "marvelous" example of how theory can point to an experiment, says Didier de Fontaine, a materials scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, who has done pioneering work in calculating the properties of complicated materials from the ground up.
She's a marvelous example of that sort of woman who's beyond needing to prove herself, to 'get somewhere' other than where she is.
But far from being a humiliation to paleoanthropology, Piltdown is a marvelous example of how science works: the constant interplay between evidence and interpretation.
The unparalleled ensemble of skills, talent, knowledge and financial means that constitute what is generally referred to as "Hollywood" is a marvelous example of "economies of agglomeration".
"Wailoo's analysis breaks new ground... he uses a wide array of sources and types of data to carry out an insightful analysis of a diverse sample of 20th-century hematologic diseases". "This book is a marvelous example of how many threads can be spun together to create a compelling narrative.
"I think Widmar is a marvelous example of how an idea can be introduced and have enormous ramifications," McConnell says.
