The phrase "a specific example to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to clarify or illustrate a point by providing a particular instance or case.
Example: "To better understand the concept, let me provide a specific example to illustrate my point."
Alternatives: "a particular instance to" or "a concrete example to".
Fortunately, Hertzberg includes a specific example to enliven his broad policy guidance.
"The reality here is that yes, Donald Trump has appointed a new director of the Central Intelligence Agency who uses me as a specific example to say that, look, dissidents should be put to death.
Moving away from Gessen as a specific example, to a discussion of the Internet and recognition in general, Kirsch then looks to the very distant future, entering a realm of sci-fi rarely explored in poetry essays: Imagine it this way.
Finally, we give a specific example to illustrate.
Let us take a specific example to make this point more explicitly.
If you weren't checking Twitter then, you missed out.'" Same message delivered, but with a specific example to drive the point home.
A specific example relates to networks relevant to neurological function such as axonal guidance (Figures S2A and B), where the proteins in CFS were further decreased relative to nPTLS.
To provide a specific example, we return to the previously cited research by DiCerbo (2014), where sufficient motivation is a requirement for the measurement of persistence.
The emergence of genomic approaches has improved our knowledge of post-transcriptional regulation from a few specific examples to a more global view.
To validate further the quality of linkage in DIN, we studied a specific example in order to highlight some of the potential problems.
For a specific example, overestimations up to a factor 8 for electric fields occur, when considering 100% activity compared to realistic duty cycles.
