The phrase "a template for many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model or example that can be applied or adapted by a large number of people or situations.
Example: "The new educational program serves as a template for many schools looking to improve their curriculum."
Alternatives: "a model for many" or "a guideline for many".
The significance is that the way Twitter turns that 160 million-strong userbase into cash will become a template for many other social media businesses, so watch them closely.
(Chinen) ★ Chick Corea and Gary Burton (Monday and Tuesday) Forty years ago Mr. Corea, a pianist, and Mr. Burton, a vibraphonist, released "Crystal Silence" (ECM), the first of their sparkling duo collaborations, and a template for many subsequent encounters.
This kind of nano-striped surface with alternating wettability could serve as a template for many applications, including biomedical, separations, and electronics.
This provided a template for many other eroge games to follow.
"What is done in China will become a template for many other nations".
Moreover, this book has been a template for many second- and third-generation Hindu parents in the United States to better explain the religion to their own kids.
You start to think about how Richard III really is a template for so many of the characters Mr. Pacino has played, of how he has specialized in incarnating either Faust or Mephistopholes and sometimes both at the same time.
I find it remarkable and inspiring that this cute and unassuming couple had the forbearance and stamina to make it through this experience at their age, and Benny cautions that their story is probably not a template for too many other couples: "In those five years, we never ate at a restaurant, we never stayed in a hotel".
The John Essex School in Alabama's rural Black Belt serves as a template for far too many other schools with poor and minority students.
The attraction to pattern and repetition, unusually powerful even for a poet, is handled in more adult terms in "Ulysses", a poem that seems like a template for the work of many succeeding poets, including figures as various as Thom Gunn, Fleur Adcock and Michael Longley.
The DACCP has received international attention and has been used as a template for service development in many countries.
