The phrase "another landmark example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to highlight a significant or noteworthy instance of something, often in a context where multiple examples are being discussed.
Example: "The recent discovery of the ancient ruins is another landmark example of the rich history that lies beneath our feet."
Alternatives: "a significant instance of" or "a notable case of".
Organized by Wolfram Koeppe, a curator in the department of European sculpture and decorative arts, it centers on a landmark example of silver service production and one with a cliffhanger history.
See, for instance, some trends in the US apparel industry relatively to the relocation of manufacturing platforms from Asia to Mexico and the Caribbean, let alone, in Europe, the landmark example of Zara.
Howards End Rereleased in a sparkling new 4K restoration, this landmark example of a movie of passion, taste and sensitivity that honestly touches every emotion is as moving and relevant as ever.
A landmark example of a genomic marker that has been successfully discovered and validated using RCTs is KRAS.
And so this week, in landmark examples of the way that new technology has changed our lives, Dave Pollard is being divorced by his wife because she caught his graphic stand-in shagging a computerised beauty on Second Life.
Perhaps there was something in the literary air or water in 1966 but it is a curious fact that two of the landmark examples of the re-use of a previous writer's characters reached the public within two months of that year.
But Ms. Weldon's publishers have decided to issue "The Bulgari Connection" as a novel on its own, which turns it into a landmark literary example of paid product placement, a common practice in the movies.
Another landmark of the legume plastomes is the duplication of a portion of ycf2.
Another landmark piece of legislation was passed today.
The project also requires demolishing another landmark of sorts that currently occupies the site: the Hotel Pennsylvania.
