The phrase "an appropriate example for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something serves as a suitable illustration or case for a particular point or concept.
Example: "The study provides an appropriate example for understanding the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a fitting example of" or "a suitable illustration for".
"If other museums are confronted with the kind of evidence that the Met was provided, I believe the Met's actions will serve as an appropriate example for them to follow," said Stephen K. Urice, an associate professor and expert on cultural heritage and museum law at the University of Miami School of Law.
The impeachment of Corona is an appropriate example for drawing lessons from the experience of the United States, whose constitutional practices and provisions were written into the Philippine Constitution almost verbatim, and whose case law is usually directly cited in the Philippine judicial system.
The proposed SSD Daisyworld model fulfills the aforementioned criteria of process-structure interaction defined for structural change models (see Section 3.1) and may therefore be considered an appropriate example in demonstrating spatio-temporal effects for this model type.
Ending a "launch-on-warning" policy, even if ICBMs were not eliminated, or were only partially eliminated, would add stability and set the appropriate example for the rest of the world at a time when we should be leading the way on a path toward more nuclear safety and eventual elimination.
Appropriate examples for the usability of the established results are also given.
To construct the right-derived functors (R^cdot F), one replaces an object (c in mathcal {C}) by an appropriate (for example, injective) resolution, applies F, and takes cohomology.
Pools sizes can be taken into account by the inclusion of an appropriate factor (for example, 1.035 in the case of rplJ) in equation (8) below.
In the classical Pavlovian model of conditioning, an unconditioned stimulus is followed by an appropriate response; for example, food placed in a dog's mouth is followed by the dog salivating.
Stabilization of wt p53 protein following an appropriate stimulus (for example DNA damage) is a physiological regulation to increase function.
Following an appropriate stimulus (for example, DNA damage), the cell senses a state of 'relative' p53 deficiency and adapts by reducing p53 degradation.
When any of the interactions was highly significant, we analyzed the data separately in an appropriate way; for example, if sex × Hg was significant, the data for males and females were separately analyzed for the effects of strain and Hg.
