"represents a good example of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific example that illustrates or supports a point being made. Example: "The author's use of vivid imagery represents a good example of how language can bring a story to life."
This research represents a good example of an interdisciplinary approach that transcends existing epistemologies in tourism.
The Baiyun Sag represents a good example of one of these super-deep basins where such questions can be posed.
Since the fluvial net took place on Pleistocene covers, later widely eroded, it is possible to conclude that the major part of the Matera Horst drainage system represents a good example of superimposition.
Louisiana represents a good example of US states with abundant surface water supply, while Arizona is located in the western US and is characterized by an arid and semi-arid climate with significant drought episodes [41 43].
The paper from Meskunas [3] was amply mentioned because it represents a good example of a well-done scientific evaluation of a problem and of its persistence, notwithstanding the dramatic changes in terms of symptomatic drugs endured by headache community in the last 15 years.
The building represents a good example of the Arts and Crafts movement in architecture.
They are more likely to represent a good example of the "average" or standard ways of doing business.
This could represent a good example of gene regulation on the level of a pathway.
These types of data represent a good example of a structure where SHG microscopy does not provide sufficient information.
Glucosinolates represent a good example of such compounds as they are thought to be the cancer-preventive agents in cruciferous plants.
S. aethnensis and S. chrysanthemifolius might be assumed to represent a good example of ecological speciation (Chapman et al. 2005; James and Abbott 2005; Brennan et al. 2009), as these species are closely related but adapted to contrasting environments.
