The phrase "a list of instances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of specific examples or occurrences related to a particular topic.
Example: "In the report, we provided a list of instances where the policy was successfully implemented."
Alternatives: "a collection of examples" or "a series of cases".
When told by the BBC of a list of instances where the company had refused to cooperate, he taxed the press office for an explanation, only to be reminded that he had instigated most of the refusals.
While Bush campaign aides say the claim is accurate and have made public a list of instances to which it refers, they acknowledge that in several of these cases Mr. Kerry had in fact either voted to maintain tax rates or even to cut them, but not by as much as Republicans had proposed.
Valid values of the maximum multiplicity are: 1 (simple), for a single feature instance; * (multiple), for a list of instances of a single feature subclass; and ** (variant), for a list of instances of different subclasses of a feature.
In a classification task, for example, the initial key-value pair might be a filename and a list of instances, and the intermediate output from the mapper would be a list of each instance with its associated class.
But Revel was having none if it, offering a list of instances in which the actress lied to the court and to authorities.
Wigdor read a list of instances of "abhorrent racist behavior" allegedly committed by Slater ― behavior that his clients say was condoned by Fox News executives despite years of complaints.
Thereby the list of edges of the encoded route is recreated, represented as e.g. a list of instance variables pointing to edge objects.
In the case of a matching centre, there is usually a common main memory for sender and receiver instances, and then this list can be represented as e.g. a list of instance variables pointing to edge objects in main memory (then assuming that the maps have been loaded into an object-oriented structure of vertex and edge objects, see e.g. [13]).
Each combination of chemical names and cell lines combination comes with a mean connectivity score and a permutation p value, which indicates the probability of enrichment of a set of instances in a list of all instances by chance.
Von Ahn even helpfully passed along a link to a list of such instances.
It aggregates a list of IfcBuilding instances itself, which are of composition type "partial" representing spatial structures for the tunnel rings.
