The phrase "and a true example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something is a genuine or authentic instance of a particular concept or idea.
Example: "This painting is not just beautiful; it is a true example of the artist's unique style."
Alternatives: "and a genuine instance" or "and a real illustration".
"The Arbuckle Pierce-Arrow is a magnificent automobile, one of the only custom-bodied Pierce-Arrows ever built and a true example of the Golden Age of automotive art and elegance," Craig Jackson, the auction company's chief executive, said.
BuzzFeed, for example, can talk all they want about their algorithm, but at the end of the day their young and savvy editors find the cat pictures, create the lists and recognize the news items they instinctively know will zoom from person to person -- which in my book makes them that much more powerful and a true example of Digital Exponential, and that is the point.
He was an inspiration to all of us who were privileged to know him--a true example of strength, courage and character.
Some discomfort came across before Mr. Kane had explained his Jonestown concept backstage — and that is a true example of fashion creativity.
The biofuel also grants great performances for the engines, it respects the Union's regulation and it is a true example of a circular economy.
The pinnacle of my experience in startup medical devices -- when my own mom was treated using a catheter that I helped design and develop -- a true example of personal, caring work directly applied to someone you care about.
They should be highly commended for their efforts and put forth as a true example of environmentally conscientious and sustainable tourism.
Skopje cityscape was drastically changed and the city became a true example of modernist architecture.
The citation described her as "a true example of courageous and effective human rights leadership", but Ms Morcos is quick to point out that other women are also doing a lot of work behind the scenes.
"It's a true example of government trusting individuals and families to make the best decisions without policing from the state," says Etmanski.
Durst blames L.A.'s political and business leaders for the absence of professional football in Los Angeles, ridicules a performance of Wagner's "Ring Cycle" as being a "true example of Hollywood gone berserk" and ruminates on his own medical condition.
