The phrase "a series of example" is not correct.
Did you mean "a series of examples"? You can use it when referring to multiple instances or cases that illustrate a point or concept.
Example: "In this report, I will provide a series of examples to demonstrate the effectiveness of our new strategy."
Alternatives: "a collection of examples" or "a set of examples".
A JUMBO-Parser is written for each code and run over a series of example logfiles.
Like the other chapters in the textbook, this chapter is organized around a series of example problems, which are introduced from contexts.
To complement this rapid review, the second section of the present contribution provides a series of example applications of photogrammetry and UAVs before providing some insights about what the author thinks is the future of the research field.
The calibration and validation of the proposed algorithms and production rules is based on two test data sets: The verbatim text of Dutch building code regulations for dormer extensions on existing roofs and constraints formulated ad hoc by design students based upon a series of example designs.
In the small group discussions at our conferences this fall, we presented a series of example scenarios to our students, asked them how they would respond, and structured a discussion about the best way to be an ally.
We look in turn at the four variants of the motif identified in yeast under a series of example dynamical scenarios which reflect the diversity of behaviour that can be demonstrated by this simple motif, starting with coherent motifs, that is, motifs in which every transcription factor acts to promote transcription.
Microsoft executives describe a series of examples of teamwork across the Office and Windows divide.
At least that was a series of examples not masquerading as a sentence; correctly, with no verb, no period was placed at the end.
In Battling the Gods, Tim Whitmarsh, professor of Greek culture at Cambridge University, lays out a series of examples showing that atheism existed in polytheistic ancient Greece.
In his complaint, Mr Ward gave a series of examples of what he said were misleading claims by Lord Lawson and his foundation.
The story of Abraham saving Lot represents the earliest of a series of examples of the concept of "pidyon shvuyim" — redeeming the captives, invariably at a cost — in Jewish Scripture, rabbinic commentaries and legal codes.
