The phrase "in my example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a specific example that you are giving in order to illustrate or clarify a point. For example, "In my example, I'm going to explore the implications of a cashless society."
In my example, the total tax would be $1,500, which would result in tax to the buyer and the seller each in the amount of $750.
In my example, Gothamgroup is insolvent because the alleged $400 billion of toxic waste on its books is actually worth only $200 billion.
In my example, several of the concepts involved in the descriptive content arguably have broad contents.
In my example, Writer B clearly has progressed more than Writer A but Sampson's formula prevents this from showing.
In my example above, Ramesh is asking Rolf about his expectations because Ramesh would prefer to negotiate an offer.
In my example of kinetic proofreading, the logarithm of the ratio of false signal probabilities given a fixed value of τ was given by Equation 2: in that particular example P = δτ is a linear function of the direct character, δ.
Also, henceforth I shall take the intended anaphoric relations in my examples to be obvious (as they are); and unless otherwise indicated I am only considering the readings of my examples on which the intended anaphoric relations obtain.
Use the negotiation tactics outlined in my examples with the airline and car rental companies and you'll be able to create significant savings.
In my case, one example is the gasoline tax.
In my case, for example, I am a recent postdoc from overseas working in a Canadian institution.
In my case, for example, I never relapsed during the time when I had active withdrawal symptoms.
