The phrase "and it exemplifies a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to illustrate or provide an example of a particular concept or idea.
Example: "The study was thorough, and it exemplifies a commitment to academic excellence."
Alternatives: "and it serves as a" or "and it illustrates a".
It's a baseball geek's dream, and it exemplifies a level of software showboating that At Bat pulls off consistently on the iPad.
The company in question is Reliance MediaWorks, and it exemplifies a second kind of way of spreading out a conglomerate: horizontally, across unrelated industries.
The garden is the heart and soul of the place and it exemplifies a marriage of artistry and practical Yankee sensibility that make this Eastford restaurant so special.
For assume o is such an object and that it exemplifies a structural property P. Since P is structural, it supervenes on some set of simple states of affairs.
Drill Sergeants like motivation and confidence; it exemplifies a person's strength.
The tool can be used to investigate different design configurations, and it exemplifies how a change in the tube diameter for the same temperature difference and length of the surface will affect the maximum heat load per area as well as the pressure drop.
It exemplifies a late, late International Style that has been relaxed by the eccentricities and licenses of postmodernism and inspired by advances in building materials, techniques and systems.
It's a mark of directorial incuriosity, and it exemplifies his approach to the bulk of the film.
This maneuver would have been a waste of time, having no real prospect in the Senate and it exemplifies the "only-in-Washington" mentality that has taken hold.
It exemplifies an innovative and enlightened new direction in education that is worthy of emulation by those who see the biology elephant with different perspectives.
It exemplifies an expansive confidence even during depression and war, with a sense of proportion and modesty about what's possible then and now.
