The phrase "a template for such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model or example that can be followed for a specific purpose or situation.
Example: "The document serves as a template for such projects, ensuring consistency and quality across the board."
Alternatives: "a model for this" or "a guide for such".
They could serve as a template for such a tribunal after the civil war ends.
OECD countries agree that multinationals should have to file such reports to tax authorities, and the OECD has produced a template for such reporting.
Ultrathin films patterned with topologically different surface chemical functionality may be used as a template for such elaborate architectures.
Overall, the restoration of shallow peatlands is shown to be technically viable; this paper provides a template for such process over analogous landscapes.
Konczal points to a report by Carola Binder, his colleague at the Roosevelt Institute, as a template for such alternatives.
Still, there currently persists a silence about the methods of interdisciplinary collaboration itself, and the core of this paper proposes a template for such methods.
This became a template for poems such as "Adlestrop".
Page A18 New York ONLY ONE BID FOR CONTRACT TO RUN DETENTION CENTER New Jersey officials announced that only one company -- with strong political ties -- bid on a contract to run an immigrant detention center that officials would like to use as a template for other such facilities across the country.
Analysts say that this will encourage better management practices at Jin Jiang, including stock-option incentives for executives, and that it could serve as a template for future such deals.The received wisdom in China used to be that "vested interests", namely SOEs themselves, would thwart reform.
We create a template for each such chunk, which contains records, with regexes for each record that we wish to match and from which we will extract information.
The lipid rich cell envelope serves as a template for glycoconjugates, such as phosphatidyl- myo-inositol mannosides (PIMs), lipomannan (LM) and lipoarabinomannan (LAM) (Briken et al., 2004; Mishra et al., 2011a).
