The phrase "an excellent exemplar of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a perfect example or model of a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "Her performance in the play was an excellent exemplar of dedication and talent."
Alternatives: "a prime example of" or "a perfect representation of".
yucatanense (USDA GRIN accession PI 501501, also called Tx2094, collected by J McD Stewart), shown in Figure 1 and identified by RFLP analysis [ 2] and morphological evidence as an excellent exemplar of truly wild (as opposed to feral) G. hirsutum.
An excellent exemplar of this is the Suzuki Miyaura reaction which is contingent upon chemoselective engagement of a specific boron species by a transient palladium II) intermediate.[ 3, 4] Boron solution speciation can be complex and the deliberate and chemoselective control of the equilibria associated with a mixture of boron species has, to our knowledge, not been described.
The well-defined interactions that drive the formation of helical secondary structure, coupled with the ability to introduce chemoselective moieties for oriented immobilization, make BASE-C an excellent exemplar peptide to investigate the effect of surface immobilization and molecular crowding on molecular conformation.
The second exemplar, iNaturalist, is an excellent example of a cohesive data policy that sets clear guidelines for attribution and privacy permissions.
The first exemplar, Zooniverse, is an excellent example of cohesive data policy, policy that clarifies data ownership, and policy that includes legal disclaimers.
Excellent exemplars demonstrated key aspects of the hidden curriculum and did not require an understanding of character or plotline.
Sparkee, a grayish hound, is an exemplar of the species.
A detailed exemplar of a scenario in practice is offered.
But, as Stiles contends, the Commodore was a leading exemplar of a new class of businessmen.
