The phrase "a glaring example is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a specific instance that clearly illustrates a point or argument you are making.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, a glaring example is the rapid melting of polar ice caps."
Alternatives: "a clear illustration is" or "a striking case is".
A glaring example is the new politics of England and Englishness, which is as much bound up with class as it is with place, and has so far simmered away without finding a coherent expression.
A glaring example is BMW's Mini which, when sold to Chinese consumers, must be manufactured in China.
A glaring example is the assertion that Pandora supports an "85percentt artist pay cut.ʺ That is simply not true.
A glaring example is not well superimposed equivalent regions of homologous proteins corresponding to α-helical conformation with different spatial orientations.
This is where national pride gets in the way, for this acknowledgment requires a humility that does not come easily; a glaring example was President Bush's rejection of the offers of foreign aid that poured in after Hurricane Katrina.
One glaring example is Leslie Gelb, in a Daily Beast piece titled "Beware Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood," "Let's stop prancing around and proclaiming our devotion to peace, 'universal rights' and people power," says Gelb, former president of the Council on Foreign Relations, belittling support for the Arab freedom movement.
One glaring example is Yemen, which has been plagued with a menacing civil war poverty and other problems common to the world's least-developed countries.
Perhaps the most glaring example is Jonker Street, officially called Jalan Hang Jebat.
One glaring example is southern Sudan, where gang rape of women and girls during slave raids is common.
"For years, the Italian pension system has favored some workers over others," Ms. Brugiavini added, "but the most glaring example is today's older generations being favored over young workers and those that still have to enter the labor market".
One glaring example is the recent Ebola pandemic.
