The phrase "a phantom example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an example that is not real or does not exist, often used in discussions about hypothetical situations or theoretical concepts.
Example: "In our discussion about the impact of climate change, I presented a phantom example of a city that could be underwater by 2050."
Alternatives: "a fictional example" or "a hypothetical example".
Using idealized software phantom examples, we validate the method's ability to accurately quantify longitudinal and circumferential surface curvature, as well as eccentricity and orientation of eccentricity.
When IG investigators looked into more recent construction efforts in Niger for their report, they found, for example, a phantom counternarcotics project ― a classroom somehow integral to the fight against drugs in that West African country.
For example, a Phantom II F-4C-15-MC, 63-7699, which is on loan from the USAF Museum, is on display at the Midland Air Museum, Coventry, England; a Phantom II F4H-1, BuNo 145310, U.S. Navy, is located at French Valley Airport, Murrieta, California, USA; and there is a dwindling number of reserve F-4s stored at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, USA.
For example, a phantom sire of an animal born in generation two was assigned with 50% and 0% to the male and female parent genetic group and with 45% to the generation 1 genetic group and with 5% to the generation 10 genetic group, for a phantom dam of an animal born in generation three the proportions were 0%, 50, 40%and10%0%, respectively, etc.
So my phantom child remained just that--a phantom, a wish, and an unborn spirit.
An early example of a phantom containing 2D structure was presented in 1997, and was used to study the effect of multiple scattering in OCT [ 73].
An example of such a phantom would be the well-known USAF 1951 resolution target, which is typically realized as bars of thin metal film deposited on glass.
None of the effects will be hailed as special by the average moviegoer, and there is something hoary and semaphoric in the actors' gestures, as if they were meant to be viewed from a distance; the Phantom, for example, keeps swishing his cloak to one side at random intervals, like Batman getting rid of a bad smell.
For example, silicone is preferable to fibrin if a phantom is required with 3D structure, but fibrin is preferable to silicone if a phantom is required to incorporate tissue constituents for optical scattering.
After the man had used the mirror therapy ten minutes a day for a month, his phantom limb shrank — "the first example in medical history," Ramachandran later wrote, "of a successful 'amputation' of a phantom limb".
