The phrase 'emblematic example' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a case, event, or object that is emblematic (serving as a representation or symbol) of a larger concept or issue. For example: The French Revolution is an emblematic example of a successful overthrow of an oppressive political power.
10 What better way to end than with one particularly emblematic example and startling claim?
This article focuses upon an emblematic example: the sculpture of a former colonialist, removed from its public university site in Cape Town following sustained protests.
The final result is still regarded as one of the masterpieces of Italian silent cinema and an emblematic example of Verist cinema.
Marikana has an emblematic example of this in former NUM leader and ANC heavyweight Cyril Ramaphosa, now a business tycoon who sits on Lonmin's board.
PD26400 represents an emblematic example of this, being the patient with the longest time to progression yet the most complex genomic profile (Supplementary Figure 3).
As Clay Risen's new book, "The Bill of the Century," makes clear, credit for the Civil Rights Act — to choose one emblematic example — ought not accrue to Lyndon Johnson alone.
The sculptures by Ms. Jagger and Ms. Rupp offer emblematic examples of this point of view.
Emblematic examples to which we will refer in the paper will be the networks of contemporary art museums.
Violent death is a huge issue throughout the continent: We are used to seeing Somalia, Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq as emblematic examples of violence.
Based on the review, we evaluate existing governance theories, assessment methods, and implementation through illustrating emblematic examples from around the world.
In one of the most emblematic examples of abuses by security forces, last year, on March 9, the army violently cleared a demonstration in Tahrir Square and detained at least 18 women.
