The phrase "a blatant example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight something that is very obvious or conspicuous, often in a negative context.
Example: "The company's refusal to address the issue is a blatant example of their disregard for customer feedback."
Alternatives: "an obvious instance of" or "a clear demonstration of".
This is such a blatant example of burying bad news it would make Jo Moore blush.
"This is a blatant example of police interference aimed at stopping bona fide journalists from doing their job," Holleran said.
D. Scott Perrine, a lawyer for the three, called the incident a blatant example of police brutality.
From that moment, the case became a blatant example of the ability of powerful officials to use their influence to avoid criminal prosecution.
President Bush's videoconference on Thursday with soldiers in Iraq is a blatant example of the administration's using our troops as human shields.
But some civil liberties and Arab-American groups expressed outrage at the proposed requirements, arguing that such a policy was a blatant example of racial and ethnic profiling.
The Pigalle Duperré court is a very blatant example of just how beautiful a sports venue can be.
As a dual national (American and Spanish) living in Spain for the last 19 years, I feel that the smoking issue is a particularly blatant example of people's overreacting to a law.
A blatant example is the genome of M. magneticum AMB-1 [ 26], with 23 overlooked TCS genes.
Bad enough that BNP should be so foreign in its manners as to play a hostile game; unthinkable that real foreigners might be allowed on to the pitch.This is a particularly blatant example of the protectionism that marks many governments' approaches.
A particularly blatant example of this came this week during Alex Jones's custody battle with his ex-wife, who claimed Jones was an unfit father because of the insane things he said on his popular radio program, Infowars.
