The phrase "a paradigm of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an example or model that illustrates a particular way of doing something or a method of thinking.
Example: "The new policy is a paradigm of how effective communication can enhance team collaboration."
Alternatives: "an example of how" or "a model of how".
It's a paradigm of how to influence Washington".
It's a paradigm of how not to do tartan.
The superb precision of Kincaid's style makes it a paradigm of how to avoid lots of novelistic pitfalls.
(One Roosevelt biographer suggested that the aloof but adoring way in which the President treated his mother was a paradigm of how he dealt with the American people).
"I really believe that what jazz has given to the world is a window, a paradigm of how countries should be interacting with each other".
The combination of the Post-Hutton pedigree and Trump's stewardship offered a paradigm of how an aggressively enterprising devotion to Good Taste inevitably transmutes to Bad Taste — but might nevertheless pay for itself.
This activity is one step toward a course based on research on the effectiveness of teaching methods and, we hope, a step toward a reformed paradigm of how we teach college biology.
Now we have the Social Web, Gov 2.0 and a total reordering of journalism that could lead to a new paradigm of how information is delivered and used by Chicago City Hall and by us.
"Cells have to invade, but they also need to get into the blood vessels, they need to survive in the blood and escape the immune cells, and then land in distant organs, survive there, and eventually grow out". If his cells couldn't complete that progression, his finding might be an interesting curiosity but far short of suggesting a new paradigm of how cancer actually kills people.
2– 4 A novel paradigm of how autoimmunity and neurodegeneration may interact was recently reported in a disorder with progressive sleep dysfunction, pathological findings consistent with tauopathy, and antibodies against the neuronal cell surface protein IgLON5.
Photo bloggers have established a new paradigm of how photography-as-art is displayed to the public.
