The phrase "a renowned example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is widely recognized or celebrated as a notable instance of a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "The Eiffel Tower is a renowned example of architectural innovation and design."
Alternatives: "a celebrated instance of" or "a distinguished case of".
A renowned example was the late Fredrik Barth, one of whose earliest ethnographic subjects was the Basseri tribe, neighbours of the Qashqa'i.
The Aravind Eye Hospitals (AEH) have become a renowned example, operating a high-volume, low-cost model of delivery where 285,000 eye operations are performed annually, and the tiered fee system results in almost 65% of these being provided at no cost to those in need.
The Tyche of Antioch, a marble sculpture in the Vatican Museums in Rome, is a renowned example.
A renowned example is MDA-MB-231.
And sometimes they pay homage to the renowned example of the luminaries in the room.
The study thus focuses on the philosophy of deconstruction and its interpretation through architecture as a creativity fostering agency of thought, corroborating this stance by means of renowned examples of the adoption, sometimes unknowing, of deconstructionist philosophy.
The Yucatán Peninsula and the neighbouring state of Campeche are areas where a large number of Mayan sites have been found; of these, undoubtedly the most famous Mayan architectural monuments are at Uxmal, Labná, Kabah, and Sayil, and the most renowned examples of Mayan fresco painting are at Bonampak to the southwest.
This was not the path followed by countries that achieved the status of developed recently, with the renowned examples of Korea and Japan.
Researchers like Seelos and Mair (2005) and Alvord et al. (2002) have named Grameen Bank and BRAC as renowned examples of social entrepreneurship, as the founders of both organizations are hard workers, opportunity seekers, innovators, good organizers, planners and risk takers (Hossan, Hossain. (2012).
