The phrase "a standard example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is commonly recognized or accepted as a typical instance of a particular category or concept.
Example: "The Mona Lisa is often cited as a standard example of Renaissance art."
Alternatives: "a typical instance of" or "a classic case of".
SEBS is a standard example of a triblock copolymer that forms spontaneously impressive pattern arrangements.
The vast changes that have taken place in the world during that period are significant by their absence from the literature, and in this regard Soutphommasane's study is a standard example of its genre.
But a musical notation is also a standard example of a digital system.
A standard example of a choice rule is maximization of (subjective) expected utility, underlying the Bayesian view of rationality.
"Both batting and bowling must click together, and it has been a standard example of being outplayed by a good international side.
Clean air is a standard example of a public good, but we can reasonably hold that individuals have rights to clean air as individuals.
A standard example is that of Newtonian mechanics providing a small set of principles that could serve to explain phenomena as diverse as projectile motions, falling bodies, tides, planetary orbits and pendula.
Lets take a look at the bag I'll be carrying this week, which is a fairly standard example of a blogger's road gear.
"Blue" isn't a blue movie; it's just a formally standard example of European art cinema that comes with the usual ambitions, pleasure and art included.
Gene organization in the bacterial chromosome has very well known effects on transcription and a standard example is the organization of genes into operons, which allows for a sophisticated regulation of gene expression [ 9].
Experimental results obtained using a standard example show the effectiveness of the proposed method and its superior performance when compared to existing approaches.
