The phrase "a nice example of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to illustrate a point or provide a specific instance that demonstrates a particular concept or idea.
Example: "This painting is a nice example of how color can influence mood in art."
Alternatives: "a great illustration of how" or "a good demonstration of how".
"It's a nice example of how science works.
This is a nice example of how online commentary about articles can generate important insights.
A nice example of how Zelcic did his dirty work is given by his encounter with Jan Michael Sprenger of Germany in the fourth round.
Formerly a professional musician, she asked the gallery to play two pieces during the show, a nice example of how music can influence images even outside of movies.
A nice example of how the patents game plays out comes from the Forbes blog (which also has some good reading on this): "In the 1980s, attorney Gary Reback was working at Sun Microsystems, then a young technology startup.
(That "unaccountably called candlewick" is a nice example of how Sebald and his English translators often contrived to make of his prose a strange, homeless melody, neither quite English nor quite German but some odd mixture of the two).
"It's a very nice example of how mathematics can give you these big surprises".
Nevertheless, the report is "a very nice example of how the creative analyses of genomic databases can provide valuable but previously inaccessible information about evolution," says Loren Rieseberg, an evolutionary biologist at Indiana University, Bloomington.
The study represents "a really nice" example of how conservation scientists can cope with problematic survey data, says fisheries biologist Trevor Branch of the University of Washington, Seattle, who was not involved in the research.
A recent theoretical paper in Brain (Edwards et al., 2012) provides a nice example of this: it describes how one can understand functional (hysterical) symptoms as aberrant inference that follows from a failure to optimize precision (dopaminergic neuromodulation).
"You can see here a nice example of arteriole and venule… You see how they tend to coexist like that; you're looking for distortion of those patterns".
