The phrase "an excellent case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a specific example that exemplifies a particular quality or phenomenon.
Example: "The recent study is an excellent case of how climate change affects biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a prime example of" or "a perfect illustration of".
The skull of Nigersaurus presents an excellent case to test the utility of finite-element modeling of cranial form [28].
Angela Kim's pudding makes an excellent case for the pairing of buttermilk's soured richness with the sweetness of the syrup.
Clear and compelling links between donor funding for ART programmes and scale-up provide an excellent case for the impact of some DAH [36,37].
Thus multiple probe sets printed on the same array serve as an excellent case for exploring the contribution of sequence effects to the overall deviation of the transcription values reported by each probe set.
Thus, this ecosystem provides an excellent case for testing the relative roles of the two groups of rodents in the indirect food web interactions involving ground nesting birds.
Dr. Sandberg makes an excellent case for multi-modality therapy of mental illness — chemical and interpersonal.
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV -induced (pre-)malignancies offer an excellent case for tHPV -induceddesign of immunotherapre- malignancies against cancer.
The metal production and recycling system is an excellent case to study the potential of the current descriptive approaches to design and manage industrial systems as industrial ecosystems.
To this end, the changing contexts at which the workers are exposed during adulthood make bees an excellent case to study the role of precocious sensory stimuli on later behavior.
This would also provide an excellent case for studying the effectiveness of food policy measures regarding carcinogenic contaminants as well as the validity of risk evaluations using the MOE approach.
