The phrase "a modest example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific instance or illustration that is not overly grand or significant, often to provide clarity or context.
Example: "This is a modest example of how effective teamwork can lead to successful project outcomes."
Alternatives: "a simple illustration of" or "a humble instance of".
The Good/Box product, called GoodBox Bash, is a relatively modest example of the trend, when considering what this change to dynamic data means for the tech industry, and possibly society.
A modest example: an ex-mayor, Gaby Candia, has been accused of buying land for La Paz at an overpriced $1.6m, some of which ended in her own pocket.
To illustrate what that world might be like, Robert Poor, the co-founder of two wireless companies, Adozu and Ember, uses a modest example: light fixtures in buildings.
A modest example from a Smart Phone: they send a beacon that "informs" on you.
But alas, as it so often does, the internet quickly managed to ruin this modest example of human decency.
Consequently, due to the presence of microbial DNA in archaeological specimens, the sequence coverage for the original sequences can be modest; examples of this approach are given by pyrosequences obtained from Pleistocene cave bears [33] and mammoth bones [34].
One modest example is the lack of substantial effort to retrofit or replace hundreds of schools in the state of Oregon that engineers have identified as likely or nearly certain to collapse when the next inevitable great earthquake is triggered along the region's Cascadia fault (there are struggles to prepare coastal communities for the inevitable tsunami, as well).
A modest, good-natured example of new-from-old appeared in the middle of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's Sunday afternoon program at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
One of the best examples of Juvenalian satire is Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal.
