The phrase "a traditional example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or recognized instance that illustrates a particular concept or idea, often rooted in history or culture.
Example: "In literature, Shakespeare's works are often cited as a traditional example of classic storytelling."
Alternatives: "a classic example" or "a conventional example".
"Bokmål" Norwegian is considered a traditional example.
By the end she has jumped to her death in an act of violent defiance.Currently playing at the Royal Opera House (ROH) in London, the opera is in many ways a traditional example of the genre, and not simply because the prima donna dies at the end.
Sentence (2) is a traditional example.
We focus on 325 Local Labor Markets (LLM) located in Southern Italy, as this is a traditional example of a disadvantaged area in the EU.
We're going to start off with a traditional example: framed artwork hanging up somewhere.
Many, especially single-celled, eukaryotes can reproduce clonally, but still they sometimes undergo sexual reproduction; a traditional example is that of mating types in yeasts.
Moreover, necrosis, the traditional example of unregulated cell death, is also regulated in some instances.
A book of lyrics handwritten by Mr. Hendrix can be found under glass in a traditional exhibit case, for example, but in a special kiosk, not unlike an automated teller machine, the entire notebook has been digitized and made accessible by means of a touch-sensitive liquid crystal display screen.
Aickman wrote ghost stories, but only a handful can be considered traditional examples of the form.
For example, when diagnosing cancers based on gene expression profiles, low accuracy is expected if a traditional classifier, for example, linear discriminant analysis (LDA), is employed to classify the samples based on all the genes measured.
Now they are putting their human sculpture alongside more traditional examples of the art form.
