The phrase "accused for instance" is not correct in written English.
It is likely intended to introduce an example of someone who has been accused, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Many individuals have been accused, for instance, of committing fraud without sufficient evidence."
Alternatives: "accused, such as" or "accused, for example".
At least one of the accused, for instance, is expected to argue that he was not even present when the attack happened.
He was accused, for instance, of sending a prizefighter named Tony to track down a man known as Fred the Macaroni Guy to collect a debt.
The two white women in Portland were accused, for instance, of not compensating the Mexican women who shared some of their tortilla secrets.
Italian, died 1916 German expressionism is sometimes accused (for instance by the music critic Alex Ross in his book The Rest is Noise) of sharing some supposed German spirit of over-intense belligerence.
Dr. Arafiles is accused, for instance, of suturing a rubber scissor tip to a patient's finger, using an unapproved olive oil solution on a patient with a highly resistant bacterial infection, failing to diagnose appendicitis and conducting a skin graft in the emergency room without surgical privileges.
He said he has been accused, for instance, of being "Dr. Find It," a secret Internet entity who allegedly approached Devore's publicist, Michael Sands, inquiring about a reward for finding Devore.
In part, African Americans are not given the same opportunities to rise; lawsuits have accused Merrill Lynch, for instance, of systematically discriminating against its black brokers.
They mostly scrape by with black-market jobs.The bidoon have often been accused of treason, for instance of supporting Iran or backing Saddam Hussein during the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
Mr Land enjoys turning civil-rights language back on the left, accusing the American Civil Liberties Union, for instance, of "anti-religious bigotry".Another sign of the religious right's sophistication is the new, and formalised, emphasis on co-ordination.
A group of Indiana soldiers, for instance, accused their Copperhead friends of being cowards and traitors.
After dairy producers were accused of price-fixing, for instance, several of them announced price cuts.
