The phrase "a radiant example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that exemplifies a particular quality or characteristic in a very positive way.
Example: "Her dedication to community service is a radiant example of selflessness and compassion."
Alternatives: "a shining example of" or "a perfect illustration of".
Arguably Pickford's masterpiece, "Sparrows" is a radiant example of the timelessness and clarity of feeling that silent film could achieve.
The second half of the concert is built around Pärt's Nunc Dimittis, which climaxes in a radiant example of his trademark tintinnabulation, and Byrd's massive six-part motet Tribue, Domine, in which textures constantly switch between all 18 singers and a much reduced choir.
Set in the heights of the Himalayas and shot in a studio outside London, the film is a radiant example of predigital artifice (production design by Alfred Junge, optical effects supervised by W. Percy Day) used to create an emotionally charged environment out of thin air.
Between G.M.'s decline and Google's ascent, there was, in computing technology, I.B.M., of course, and then Microsoft; in the industrial realm, there was, in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, the radiant example of Jack Welch's General Electric.
On Thursday, Benedict addressed the crisis in a liturgy, speaking of "the shame we feel over our failings," but adding that "there are radiant examples of faith," including his predecessor John Paul II, who is expected to move one step closer to sainthood at a beatification Mass on May 1.
There is also a radiant storybooklike rendition of the fall of Troy, with black-skinned soldiers.
It's like a radiant checkerboard of shit.
She was a radiant woman of valor and spirit.
When a barber (the likable Jamie Torcellini) shows up in the play-within-the-play, for example, the ditty he sings as he makes his entrance is set off by the sudden spectacular vision of a radiant landscape of sunflowers.
