'this quote illustrates' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a quote that serves as an example or illustration of a particular point or idea. For example, "This quote illustrates the challenges of being a parent: 'No matter how much you love your children, there will be times when you have to make difficult decisions.'".
As this quote illustrates, another way these activities benefit science is by preparing the mentees for their role as peer reviewers in the future.
In addition, this quote illustrates the influence of organizational resources in the sustainability of implemented practices, a prominent theme that is explicated in the following section.
This quote illustrates how a single instructor fine-tunes existing notes by retrieving information from existing notes to update them while also drawing upon other resources, such as the textbook and beliefs about student learning.
This quote illustrates that although time is allocated for discussion about all concepts there is still uncertainty in how to use the concepts and the meaning of them; they can use the language but their comprehensibility of its meaning was restricted.
…Individual risks may rightly have been viewed as small, but the risk to the system as a whole was vast.' This quote illustrates the mechanism of systemic instability quite well (which may be defined as a situation in which things can get totally out of control, even when everyone is trying to do his or her job in an adequate way).
This quote illustrates research participation as a way of overcoming a financial barrier (the cost of the medication) to potentially effective medications.
W Churchill (1874 196565) The quote illustrates the students' attitudes towards medical ethics education in this study.
This next quote illustrates the importance of being treated with respect.
This last quote illustrates that the CSP acknowledges the distinction between treatment and rehabilitation, as introduced by GPs and hospital physicians.
This last quote illustrates how the working conditions may be an essential condition for an integrated response to IPV to be successful: staff may critically need the autonomy to organize their work and to create therapeutic spaces.
The following quote illustrates this: "…… on this particular day he was absent from work and accompanied me for antenatal care, and we learnt that there were no testing kits… because on that day he did not report to work, he just said, he will never come again and has never done so again".
