The phrase "already for instance" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two separate ideas, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There are many examples of this phenomenon, already for instance, the case of..."
Alternatives: "for example" or "such as".
Already, for instance, there are property owners in Port Lincoln tending herds of wild tuna.
Already, for instance, the Mediterranean's bluefin tuna population has been severely depleted, and commercial fishing quotas for the bluefin in the Mediterranean may be sharply curtailed this month.
There is already, for instance, a Schengen review under way that would allow members to suspend free movement in certain circumstances.
Already, for instance, AIDS drugs can be approved if they reduce the level of the virus and raise the level of immune system cells in the blood, without having to wait years to see if the drugs prolong survival.
Already, for instance, business lobbyists are furiously trying to get into the act and knock out some of the tax cuts that Mr. Bush wants, replacing them with tax breaks for their favorite special interests.
Already, for instance, the Bush administration has suspended regulations, adopted by President Bill Clinton and eagerly sought by labor, that would forbid awarding federal contracts to companies that violate labor laws.
Airlines are already expected, for instance, to notify authorities if a passenger has exhibited Sars-like symptoms on flights.
The modern age does not have that dubious luxury, so must build on what already exists.Take for instance the G8.
It is already known, for instance, that Crispr can sometimes change genes other than the intended ones.
It is already mindful, for instance, of how different categories have historically been used, that race and gender "have been used in a bad way," he said.
In small ways this is already happening: for instance, more companies now allow telecommuting, which allows people to work from home, fully wired.
