The phrase "a known example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an example that is widely recognized or accepted in a particular context.
Example: "In the study of evolution, Darwin's finches serve as a known example of adaptive radiation."
Alternatives: "a recognized instance" or "a familiar case".
The two-phase hydroformylation of lower olefins (Ruhrchemie Rhône/Poulenc process) is a well known example of a multiphase fluid fluid reaction (two liquid phases and a gas phase).
Consider a variant of a well known example.
As it will be detailed in the following section, a widely known example of a cryptosystem fulfilling both the above requirements is the Paillier cryptosystem [7], for which the operator is a modular multiplication.
The Wilson Cowan model was chosen as a widely known example of a neural population model with exemplary oscillatory dynamics, also suitable for its simplicity.
A well known example of a fitness correlate is the prediction of growth rates of microbes from total metabolic flux or total biomass production in flux balance analysis models of E. coli [ 108, 12] and yeast [ 9, 13- 15, 219].
A case study using a well known example from chemical engineering shows the application of the extended scheme.
A well known example for such a benchmark case for harmonic linear acoustics is the "Cat's Eye model", which describes the three-dimensional sound field radiated from a sphere with a missing octant analytically.
The 2001 mailing of letters containing lethal anthrax, which the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) has concluded was perpetrated by a U.S. scientist, represents a widely known example of actual misuse of biological materials (FBI, 2008).
A well known example is the 1000 Genome project, an effort to sequence a thousand complete genomes from (mostly indigenous) populations all over the world (1000 Genomes 2008).
