The phrase "an example of superb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to illustrate something that is of excellent quality or outstanding in some way.
Example: "The painting is an example of superb craftsmanship, showcasing the artist's attention to detail."
Alternatives: "a demonstration of excellence" or "an instance of outstanding quality."
Anyone who is not rendered powerless and insensate in the face of this example of superb film-making cannot be a human being.
Pollo al carbon was another example of superb preparation.
In a study of video games as an art form, University of Montreal lecturer Martin Picard cited it as an example of machinima and performance, calling it "perfectly choreographed" and a "superb example of gameplay and performance".
Take a player like Robert Reichel, for instance, an excellent example of a superb international player who reached a lesser level in the N.H.L. Reichel played 830 N.H.L. regular season games with four teams, collecting 252 goals and 630 points.
"They are unique examples of superb craftsmanship in bridge building," said Frances McSwain, director of the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, based in Little Rock.
Later in the evening, there was no finer example of how superb performances can color a problematic ballet than when a fine cast gave Balanchine's occasionally soporific "Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet" the performance of a lifetime.
Marino Marini offers the most striking example of this superb Italian exceptionalism in art.
One, Titian's relaxed yet forceful portrait of a richly garbed Emperor Charles V with a hound, is a highlight of the Prado show: a superb example of a picture that returned to Madrid in the 1650's.
This work provides a unique example of how the superb transport mechanisms of the plant structure can be applied in engineering materials.
Jamie Macnab, a director at Savills Edinburgh, said Glenavon House was a superb example of a substantial Scottish home from the Victorian era.
