"paradigmatic for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that is frequently used to refer to something that is a model of a particular type of behavior or action and therefore can be used as an example to illustrate a point. For example, "The healthcare system in Canada is often seen as paradigmatic for other national healthcare systems around the world."
The English poetic tradition, paradigmatic for Ackroyd, is circular.
The Haldane-Shastry model is paradigmatic for Heisenberg chains with antiferromagnetic long-range interactions.
We should be suspicious of taking the practice of identifying physical objects as paradigmatic for all epistemology.
Regarding the bearing of the alleged disanalogies on the Argument from Experience, the disanalogists take the evidential credentials of sense perception as paradigmatic for epistemology.
Huntington disease is an inherited neurological disorder that has been paradigmatic for a number of situations faced by late adult onset conditions.
These may be regarded as paradigmatic for the modern notions of identity, where social boundaries are contested and the body becomes the localized site of battle between self and other (Haraway 1989a, E. Martin 1990 19944).
For example, in *Greidanus and Nienhus (2001) and *Horiba (2012), an item had three associates (the others were all distractors), one for paradigmatic association, one for syntagmatic association, and the third one for analytic association.
As suggested by the physicist Brian Greene, the teaching of science is frequently regarded as a paradigmatic case for education as preparation for life rather than life itself, as a situation in which it is patently obvious that freedom must of necessity be deferred until "integration...into the logic of the present system" has been first achieved.
The resulting studies provide paradigmatic models for public health science for diseases whose links to environmental factors are difficult to prove.
The principles of biomedical ethics – autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence, and justice – are of paradigmatic importance for framing ethical problems in medicine and for teaching ethics to medical students and professionals.
We next examined whether ApLRRTK function was also required for the 5-HT-induced short-term facilitation, a paradigmatic model for short-term memory storage.
