The phrase "a tremendous example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to highlight something that serves as an excellent illustration or representation of a particular quality or concept.
Example: "Her dedication to community service is a tremendous example of selflessness and commitment."
Alternatives: "an outstanding illustration of" or "a remarkable demonstration of".
It's a tremendous example of effort and ingenuity and courage in the face of imminent death.
It's also a tremendous example of what the Victorians could do with simple brick-laying.
The message, attributed to Charles D. Bryceland, who was Mr. Sihpol's supervisor, hailed the relationship with Mr. Stern as "a tremendous example of leveraging the franchise".
"The Port of Miami is a tremendous example of how infrastructure investment can lead to economic prosperity," said Gregory E. DiLoreto, president of the engineers' society.
Trump has recently described Pence's record as a template for the White House's tax plan, saying, "Indiana is a tremendous example of the prosperity that is unleashed when we cut taxes".
"This is really a tremendous example of how all the investments the city has made in technology can be used at the community level," said Linda I. Gibbs, the deputy mayor for health and human services.
Historically, we see that not as a function of the stock market forecasting the economy but the stock market getting so deeply oversold, such tremendous examples of throwing the baby out with the bathwater, you create this air pocket into which the market just keeps rallying.
Mango, avocado, and olive trees, just to mention a few examples, produce a tremendous number of flowers but only a small percentage of these flowers set fruit and further, fine adjustment is attained by subsequent waves of fruitlet abscission.
For example there's a tremendous amount of momentum around higher education/student that's forming (not surprising giving the typical "Occupy" participant. Similar exciting things are happening along the foreclosure/labor-occupy alliances.
"The Javits Center's success is a prime example of the tremendous need for its own expansion," Mr. McQueen said.
