The phrase "a correct example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or illustration that accurately represents a concept or idea.
Example: "In order to clarify the theory, let me provide a correct example of how it applies in real life."
Alternatives: "an accurate illustration" or "a valid instance".
This was cited as a correct example; however, I was told that what is correct is the construction I am using in this sentence.
SirWith regard to 'Charlemagne' comments on climate change ("Do as I say - or as I do" - Feb 17) - I firmly believe in government setting a correct example in the pursuit of energy-saving policy.
"About" is a preposition; the sentence would be clearer if written, "I have absolutely no idea about that which the professor is talking .If you must warn against prepositions at the end of sentences though you really shouldn't—at the very least, conjure a "correct" example that is not itself a syntactic catastrophe.What about student writing?
For each proverb a score of 1 was given when the subject gave an adequate explanation, and a score of 0.5 for a correct example.
We have seen too that, contrary to all correct example, they are in the habit of going out of the question before them, to throw an anchor ahead and grapple further hold for future advances of power.
If a student asked how to do an exercise, the teacher only showed the correct example.
To demonstrate a correct classification example, we selected Benzylamine that was associated correctly with the PN model.
You need to set the correct example.' They instilled winning.
This has been replaced with the correct example of the Marib Dam in Yemen.
And he told the officers to carry away with them the correct example from the controversy leading to General McChrystal's ouster.
One of the advantages of WordNet is that it provides accurate information (e.g., hyponyms) and grammatically correct example sentences.
