The phrase "a peculiar example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or case that is unusual or distinctive in some way.
Example: "The study presented a peculiar example of animal behavior that had not been documented before."
Alternatives: "an unusual instance" or "a strange case".
But where does that leave wine, a peculiar example that is surely both a food and an agricultural product but does not fit neatly into any category?
What we're left with is a peculiar example of the regional specificity of humour; a reminder that there's nothing so particular as that which makes a nation laugh.
Although, like mosquitoes, it belongs to the eukaryotes (the group of living organisms that includes animals, plants and fungi, as well as many single-celled species), it is a peculiar example of that group.
A peculiar example of this is found in the incubator birds (Megapodiidae), which cover their large eggs with soil and debris to create a mound of considerable depth, effectively providing heat for the developing eggs.
A peculiar example is shown in the third row of Figure 7.
As a peculiar example of the role of the university as an institution, during our 30-year experience with a number of UXC cases in Finland, our collaboration connections have never been created by the university officials or by their units whose actual job has been to advance such collaboration.
Therefore, this is an example of a peculiar case where a VHO in the RAN part is triggered from the CN part as a result of a congestion situation in order to preserve the e2e QoS level.
India is a peculiar case.
A peculiar case is cancer.
The Prince's peculiar arms was a "singular example of quartering differenced arms, [which] is not in accordance with the rules of Heraldry, and is in itself an heraldic contradiction".
