The phrase "a generic example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to illustrate a concept or idea with a non-specific or typical instance.
Example: "To better understand the concept of renewable energy, let's consider a generic example of solar power usage in residential homes."
Alternatives: "a typical instance of" or "a standard illustration of".
The first chapter of this book delivers a general introduction about the field of shape memory alloys treated as a generic example of adaptive material.
See, the danger was well-enough known even in Aristotle's time that he could use it as a generic example of "example".
We argue that our methodology is a generic example of rapid evidence assembly in difficult-to-reach localities, where improvement of the predictive validity of the assessment and establishment of a benchmark for longitudinal monitoring of project impacts and mitigation efforts is needed.
A generic example of what a forest plot looks like.
This is therefore a generic example of cosmic censorship violation in higher dimensional Einstein gravity.
As a generic example of an opinion that lacked worthiness, Johnston offered "all Jews should be sterilized".
Let us take, as a generic example, the mating of a white European male with a Black African slave woman in Brazil.
The experimental results presented here serve as a generic example illustrating the importance of pH variations in catalytic proton-coupled electron transfer reactions.
See Figure. 1 for a generic example.
It has been noted that countries are more likely to adapt frameworks from certain contexts, as shown by the example of the Netherlands and Australia adapting from the Canadian framework; Ghana and South Africa, however, were seen to have adapted from the generic example of the United Nations agencies, including WHO.
This was accomplished by comparing the measured with the predicted attenuation performance of a sequence of generic examples of cross-flow and flow-reversing silencing elements.
