The phrase "a delicious example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an example that is particularly appealing or enjoyable, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The chef's innovative dish was a delicious example of how traditional flavors can be reimagined."
Alternatives: "a delightful instance" or "a tasty illustration".
Parlous is a delicious example of linguistic syncopation.
It also seemed energized by the restaurant's unusual offerings, a delicious example of a rejuvenated city.
Earth's Best, a baby and toddler food company, offers a delicious example.
Lightly battered shrimp escorted by large, crisp French fries and a creamy three-cabbage slaw is a delicious example.
In frisky knee-length breeches, sunhat and quaint, buckled shoes, she is a delicious example of someone unable to consign herself to the wings.
Posing problems from set-pieces is no novelty for an Allardyce team but West Ham soon served up a delicious example of the incisive new style that they have developed this season.
Mr. Attenborough recounts a particularly delicious example from his 1998 series, "The Life of Birds," one that revealed shocking moral corruption among hedge sparrows.
Ms. Malmendier has found an especially delicious example at eBay, the subject of a lot of academic interest right now.
A few delicious examples include a salad of shaved beets, last-of-season local heirloom tomatoes, crab meat and a delicate but hauntingly good miso dressing; a soothing pumpkin soup topped with coffee-cardamom foam; grilled yellow pollock in an airy lemon, raw butter and cream sauce; and individual tarte Tatins with freshly made vanilla ice cream.
It is worth returning to Churchill's career for an even more delicious example: just days before he became the great wartime leader, his career had been written off as that of a kook, and he was being discussed as someone who had extreme ideas and whose thinking did not reflect the mood of the nation.
Before they barrel in, it's worth stopping at the Museum of Modern Art, where "Flower in the Pocket," from the Malaysian director Liew Seng Tat, is providing a delicious, quirky example of what the camera can do just by being an unhurried observer.
