The phrase "a template for this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a model or example that can be followed or replicated for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "We need to create a template for this project to ensure consistency in our reports."
Alternatives: "a model for this" or "a guide for this".
There is a template for this in England: moleskin trousers.
In one notable case in 2009 that liberal activists see as a template for this case, advertisers abandoned Glenn Beck's television show after he called President Obama a racist.
In terms of food, service and design, there seemed to be a template for "this is what gives you four stars — so we tried to do all those things," Mr. Humm said.
(With Geeneus at the boards, Katy B has covered the seminal house music classic "Good Life," by Inner City, as good a template for this sort of singing as any).
(Chinen) *KEITH JARRETT (Monday) Mr. Jarrett, one of jazz's best and most recognizable pianists, can still carry a hall with free-improvised and deeply expressive solo piano peregrinations; last year's live album, "Radiance" (ECM), provides a precedent but not a template for this concert, his first New York solo recital in a decade.
Gonzaga drew on circle dances of African origin that were common in northeast Brazil, and he set up a template for this music that is still basic to it: a heavily syncopated 2/4 rhythm made of the zabumba bass drum, accordion and triangle.
The concept of time-action analysis described by Minekus [ 12] served as a template for the design of this taxonomy and has been modified for the CFP stem surgical technique.
The FFPE scrolls were mounted on to Superfrost slides, a single slide was stained with haematoxylin and eosin to identify tumour enriched regions and was used as a template for the macrodissection of this region from the unstained slides.
The way New Zealand scored their final try with pick and go is a template for the Springboks to beat this England pack.
In setting a template for the policy engagements to follow, this archetype of adventurism ushered in an era in which exceptionalism has become the norm, where the cavalier disregard of domestic and/or global objections is considered politically acceptable, and where powerful nations can exercise a free hand in determining the future of less powerful ones when strategic interests are involved.
