The part of a sentence "standard example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce an example of something that is common or well-known, for instance: "The 'Mona Lisa' is a standard example of Renaissance art."
"Blue" isn't a blue movie; it's just a formally standard example of European art cinema that comes with the usual ambitions, pleasure and art included.
The vast changes that have taken place in the world during that period are significant by their absence from the literature, and in this regard Soutphommasane's study is a standard example of its genre.
Though "Absence" offers, in many respects, a fairly standard example of the form, this mildly creepy debut from Jimmy Loweree does deliver a payoff — even if you have to sit through the end credits to experience it.
Founded in Cambridge in 1978, the company was one of a number of small start-ups latching on to the hot new craze for what were then known as microcomputers, and its first product, the Acorn System 1, was a fairly standard example of the time.
SEBS is a standard example of a triblock copolymer that forms spontaneously impressive pattern arrangements.
But a musical notation is also a standard example of a digital system.
The costly outlays spawned by the Graves-Packard rivalry might look like standard examples of the conspicuous consumption that always blossoms during periods of rapidly rising income inequality.
Interesting but more standard examples of displacement include the New York, New York Hotel in Las Vegas and a simulated frontier town in southern Spain that was once used by film companies for shooting American westerns.
Let us recall the most standard examples of such weights.
Standard examples of pure indexicals include 'here'now'', 'now', and arguably 'you'you
The standard examples of means satisfying the above requirements are recalled in the following.
