"exemplary study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a study or research project that sets a high standard and serves as a model for others to follow. Example: The professor's groundbreaking research on solar energy was hailed as an exemplary study in the field of renewable energy.
This exemplary study adds new depth to our understanding of a brilliant and complex man.
The Whisperers is regarded by many western readers, including scholars, as an exemplary study of Soviet history.
Strozier's book is an exemplary study of a psychoanalyst who threw himself into the task of transforming a major tradition.
Wasson provides an exemplary study in what, thanks to Thomas Schatz, can be called "The Genius of the System".
In the exemplary study of clamped clamped beam, the fields of deformation are compared with the results of ABAQUS software.
She follows her exemplary study of his pedagogic life with a wide-ranging inquiry into his public oratory and private correspondence, with a special focus on religion.
Equally, exemplary studies on helminthic therapy methods underline the weak diffusion of innovations among Facebook groups on IBD.
Many details are necessarily omitted from this broad overview, but numerous references are provided for greater technical depth on a particular topic, standardized methodologies, and exemplary studies.
Through an in-depth look into exemplary studies as well as a series of data sessions, the course also provides basic training in conducting CA analysis.
The author of exemplary studies of Samuel Pepys (a figure certainly as vital and as full of contradictions as Dickens) and Jane Austen, Ms. Tomalin oddly seems to have written this Dickens biography on automatic pilot.
"The handbook presents a total of 23 exemplary studies of the discourses and complex topics in the culture of scholarship and science in the Early Modern Age (15th - 18th cents). which set trends and established directions in this epoch between the Middle Ages and the Modern Age.
