The phrase "a favourable example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or case that is positive or beneficial in a particular context.
Example: "The study provided a favourable example of how teamwork can lead to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a positive example" or "an advantageous example".
Without a favourable deal, Azoff and his lawyers want those tracks removed from YouTube.
17 A control group is particularly needed if the disease has a favourable natural history, for example, when complaints naturally diminish over time.
Fifth, the condom distribution showed a steady increase during the study period, which could be an example of a favourable change in sexual behaviour of the FSWs.
Patients with WNT subgroup tumours, for example, generally have a favourable prognosis, and may benefit from a reduction or omission of radiotherapy or chemotherapy to spare neurological side-effects or other toxicities, as is now being prospectively tested in upcoming trials both in North America and Europe.
Such versatility of specifically targeted cargos provides potential advantages when considering, for example, a multiplicity of agents to create a favourable niche during transplantation of neural precursor cells.
For example, the Moyale District Annual Report of 1920 to 1921 provides a favourable description of a Borana headman named Yatanni Kune.
For example, despite careful redesign of structures and processes, and a favourable environment, some integration efforts still fail to meet objectives.
For example, in the best prognosis band we only considered Good Recovery as a favourable outcome.
And after making such a favourable impression with his first innings for Glamorgan, new coach Matthew Mott held him up as an example for all to follow.
For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.
