The phrase "exemplary discipline" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or actions as being extremely disciplined and setting a good example for others to follow. Example: The coach praised the team for their exemplary discipline and dedication, which led to their success in the championship game.
However, the Meiningen Company, which had visited Russia during the late 1880s, had pointed the way to reform with its exemplary discipline.
It occurs with Kapuscinski's account of the construction of the Great Wall of China, built over thousands of years with "dedication and devotion" and "exemplary discipline".
The West Berliners' obedience, I remarked, is praised by some people as a demonstration of exemplary discipline under stress, but is regarded by others simply as a manifestation of lack of will to resist.
Ksenia Kovaeva, a 27-year-old who brought flowers to commemorate the dead and to thank the living, says "I am scared to give birth in this country at the moment".Over the past three months of demonstrations Maidan displayed exemplary discipline and self-organisation.
Universities are beacons of hope, peace, new ideas and ideals, and exemplary discipline to those who function and enrol in them.
However, even a batsman of Root's exemplary mental discipline can't constantly play out five or six dots an over.
"Our members, who have shown exemplary solidarity and discipline throughout this long and bitter dispute, will now decide whether this offer meets their requirements," Mr Woodley said.
That was an exemplary show of tactical discipline and resolve, Wales' back four and five-man midfield shackling the threats of players such as Chelsea's Eden Hazard while preserving Bale's counter-attacking threat.
"Although they received plenty of help from a lively wicket on the first morning, their discipline was exemplary, and bowled out Kent even more cheaply in the second innings.
Sales rep, husband and father, "way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine", Willy Loman is a slave to the US ideals of pitching, hard work and equal opportunity, driven by the disciplines of exemplary manliness in the home and the need to keep up appearances outside it.
Fiscal discipline has been exemplary: the government's budget deficit has been reduced from 9.1% of GDP in 1993 to an estimated 2.4% in 2003.
