"Examples par excellence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is a particularly good example. For example, "The works of Mozart and Beethoven are examples par excellence of classical music".
Academia is the example par excellence.
In the East, al-Ṭūsī is an example par excellence of the ḥakīm, or wise man.
Detroit is the example par excellence of the seclusion of affluent (and mostly white) elites in suburban enclaves.
What's more, such a collaboration is an example par excellence of what Mikhail Bakhtin called the dialogic novel: a democratic hybrid of competing voices through which we must navigate our way (ears as oars again).
That story comes from Hannah's second collection, "Captain Maximus," a book of eight stories that together run about 100 pages — an example par excellence of his editor Gordon Lish's aesthetic at its most severe.
The irony of avant-garde art, therefore, is that its professed leftism and ostensibly radical difference made it highly marketable as a capitalist trophy, Picasso's ever-changing art being the example par excellence.
Singapore has had the distinction of having prioritized social and economic equity while achieving very high rates of growth over the past 30 years — an example par excellence that inequality is not just a matter of social justice but of economic performance.
The example par excellence is Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759; 6th edition 1790), where the Humean ambition of countering the "books of divinity and abstruse metaphysics" (Treatise) was further by a sympathetic attention to how human beings in society actually are, and what social forms and political arrangements will best work to their happiness and well being.
It establishes Daphnia as an eco-genetical model organism par excellence.
In addition to reviewing the available evidence that we thought would point this way, we carried out two experiments investigating whether pitch information would affect perception of length and thus word recognition in a language with a par excellence example of a quantity-based lexical-phonological system.
