The phrase "a dramatic example is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific instance that illustrates a point or concept in a striking or impactful way.
Example: "A dramatic example is the impact of climate change on polar bear populations, which has been documented extensively in recent studies."
Alternatives: "a striking instance is" or "a compelling case is".
A dramatic example is the design and marketing of Apple Computer's Lisa to combat the IBM PC with enhanced features and capability.
A dramatic example is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), in which a serious physical or psychological injury leads to a host of problems including distressing, intrusive memories of the traumatic event; memory problems; apathy; and irritability.
A dramatic example is the appearance of electron-like particles called fermions in a QSL — these particles obey Pauli's exclusion principle (they cannot share a single quantum state), whereas spins do not.
A: A dramatic example is the [2010] Deepwater Horizon accident [which caused a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico].
A dramatic example is Jan Swart Van Groningen's 16th century painting, Jesus in a Landscape.
A dramatic example is seen between the direct, vigorous and densely interlocking forms of Panoras (1954) where we see Passlof telegraphing out from de Kooning's early 50's abstractions and a later painting, Lookout (1959), which may represent the most fundamental leap in her approach here.
A recent dramatic example is the New York City "super hero" Wesley Autry.
A more dramatic example is provided by the 12 sequenced genomes of the species P. marinus: these genomes are split into subgroups that correspond to low-light (Groups 4a and 4b) and high-light (Group 4c) adaptation, with Group 4a comprising the strains with the largest genomes and greatest similarity to marine Synechococcus.
He failed to prepare Texas for the long-term task of reforming state finances, and thus left the main items of state spending education, health and welfare in a bind.The most dramatic example is welfare.
A far more dramatic example is available from the breast cancer literature [ 4], where allegations to the falsification of some limited trial data led to a large trough in the enrollment of a very experienced group of trialists.
The most dramatic example is a 13.5-foot high-definition screen called the AstroBulletin, which will display news of scientific breakthroughs in space exploration as they happen.
