The phrase "a sample town" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hypothetical or illustrative town, often in contexts like planning, research, or examples.
Example: "In our study, we will analyze the economic impact of tourism in a sample town to understand broader trends."
Alternatives: "an example town" or "a model town".
In each sample town, five villages were identified in terms of socio-economic level and distance to the town centre.
Since local water systems test for atrazine as infrequently as once a year, the E.P.A. has required that the companies manufacturing the chemical, primarily Syngenta, monitor the drinking water of a sample of towns — as many as 154 communities — as often as once a week.
In another development involving E. coli, the State Health Department Thursday advised residents of Schuylerville, N.Y., about 40 miles north of Albany, to boil their tap water after a sample of the town's drinking water tested positive for the bacteria.
The standard diversity measures and haplogroup distribution were significantly higher in a sample from a town than one from a village.
Using a three-stage probability proportion to size sampling method, the NHSS randomly selected 30 counties in Sichuan Province in the first stage, one town from each sampled counties in the second stage, and one THC from each sampled town in the third stage for the Prescription Survey.
For example, in Green Town (a sample UC), government employees were 29.6 % as compared to 18.4%% of private employees.
Here's just a sample: driving all over town on Saturday, I called my husband to coordinate logistics.
The Two-Towns Study included a sample of 9 11-year children in two English towns, Carlisle and Guildford.
Data were collected from a sample of 422 women in the town.
The questionnaire was piloted with a sample of 20 retailers in Arusha town and found to have good face validity and be clear to respondents.
