The phrase "a real example of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to illustrate a specific instance or case that demonstrates a particular point or concept.
Example: "This case study serves as a real example of how effective communication can improve team performance."
Alternatives: "a true illustration of how" or "a genuine case of how".
"That is a real example of how to face adversity".
I think this is a real example of how the pro-gun people go too far.
It's also a real example of how advances in computing power are changing the nature of how governments work.
What Bryan's done in the last two games (also scoring in the win against Stoke City on Saturday) is a real example of how a footballer should behave.
Despite often being coined as commercials, these ads are a real example of how the best advertising does more than sell things, it changes minds.
Anton Orekh, a commentator for Echo of Moscow radio, said".Putin has got a trump card, a real example of how local bosses pass out of the control of the people who elected them, [who] are now left to express their protest through rampaging and looting".
"Sylvia is a very real example of how corneal blindness can have a dramatic impact and this trial could potentially transform her life".
Negotiations on development are a very real example of how the isolation this country is falling into – which so delights the Tory back benches – is not just bad for Britain, but bad for all those who hope for an equitable world.
A real example of the third category is then presented.
They will share experiences from their respective countries, providing real examples of how openness can save lives, drive economic growth and reduce widespread corruption around the world.
Topics the panel will explore, among others, include: Real examples of how companies are already moving from recycling to repurposing waste and water and how it's making a difference to their business.
