The phrase "a predominant example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a leading or most significant instance of something within a particular context.
Example: "In the study of renewable energy, solar power serves as a predominant example of sustainable technology."
Alternatives: "a leading example" or "a primary example".
For a long time, TWNs were the predominant example of wireless telecommunication.
On the basis of this predominant example in our study, our research makes clear that perceptions of stakeholders from conservation groups (especially apparent in Germany, but also in other countries) differ from those of stakeholders from practitioner and economy groups, e.g. regarding land-freeze for conservation measures or harvesting restrictions in general.
To ask if these shared extended haplotypes are more generally common and widespread, we sought matches for the six most predominant examples (combined frequency >10) within the YHRD.
LFA-1 mediates slow leucocyte rolling and induction of firm adhesion by binding to endothelial ICAM-1, whereas Mac-1 plays a predominant role, for example in intraluminal crawling via ICAM-1.
The hidden and strongest reason for opposition is the corporate defense of a predominant position that now, for example, allows anesthesiologists to control 80% of local EMSs in Italy, and the fear of losing the power conferred by the monopoly on some manual skills.
For example, Kuwabara et al. (2012) showed a predominant activation of S100A8/TLR4 signaling in the glomeruli of diabetic mice.
Interesting examples with potential applications are phages infecting P. acnes, a predominant member of the skin microbiota.
For example, discoveries using animal models of SCN1A or ARX mutations implicate a predominant role for interneurons due to disturbed GABAergic function.
However, the need for continuity of quality care remains a predominant frustration.
Not surprisingly, marriage was a predominant topic during the cocktail hour.
