The phrase "a particularly instructive example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight an example that provides significant insight or learning about a topic.
Example: "In discussing the impact of climate change, a particularly instructive example is the melting of polar ice caps."
Alternatives: "a notably educational example" or "a highly illustrative case".
Colgate Rochester Crozer offers a particularly instructive example because it sends graduates to a range of denominations, from the mainline Protestants of the United Methodists to the centrist evangelicals of the American Baptist church to the black congregations of the Progressive National Baptist Convention.
A particularly instructive example is the use of reaggregation to regenerate complete laminar tissue from avian embryonic retina.
Thus in the third part, focusing on a particularly instructive example, he notes that the pictorial representations on Greek coins are typically allegorical in nature.
A particularly instructive example comes in a passage Simpson wrote on the martineta one of the larger species of tinamous, a family of birds also endemic to South America.
Cuba provides a particularly instructive example, with enormous variation in apparent diversity around different parts of this large island.
A particularly instructive example is presented by the baiap2l1a tpl22 gene trap.
A particularly instructive case, albeit from a veterinary infectious disease, is Blue Tongue, a frequently fatal disease of cattle, goats, sheep and deer.
A particularly instructive study dealt with the additive genetic variance in sensitive sea urchin and mussel larvae to ocean acidification (Sunday et al. 2011).
The 2011 case of John Thompson is particularly instructive — as an example of atrocious prosecutorial misconduct and of the Supreme Court's refusal to hold the prosecutor accountable.
Such a reaction sequence represents an instructive example of functional coupling and metabolite channelling.
