The phrase "a prominent example of how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a specific instance that illustrates a broader concept or idea.
Example: "The study of climate change provides a prominent example of how human activities impact the environment."
Alternatives: "a clear illustration of how" or "a significant case of how".
But it's a prominent example of how social media can generate scale, transforming an activity that would be mostly harmless in isolation into something with planetary impact.
That is, a small number of nefarious users can and have—caused major harm, making Facebook a prominent example of how a firm failed to anticipate and prevent its worst-case scenarios.
AQP mediated water transport is a prominent example of how Nature itself has developed an effective mechanism for purifying water, and many technologies based on biomimetic membrane transport is now attracting considerable interest (for a review see [24]).
Thus, the stereotypical regulation of root hair cell fate is a prominent example of how positional information acts upstream of chromatin remodelling in order to ultimately instruct diverse genetic programs leading to cell fate commitment.
This tragedy provided a prominent example of just how 'far out on a ledge' people can get, isolated from others and from a system of care which could provide help -- even two people together.
To Follow in Their Footsteps marks a critical moment in the creation of a new cultural history of crusading". "A prominent example (of many) from Medieval Europe of how past generations were invoked to mould the actions of their successors is supplied by the crusades.
In his book American politics and society today, Robert Singh noted that the episode gives the most prominent example of how Cartman's rude behaviour is the result of being raised without a father.
As a prominent example of potential applications of our method, we show how to grow triple-junction-free polycrystalline graphene that exhibits enhanced mechanical strength and defy the traditional Hall Petch relation.
The Department of Health's Social Enterprise Investment Fund SEIFF) is a prominent example of organisations not using SROI in large numbers.
A prominent example of this type of insurance is business income insurance.
