The phrase "an encouraging example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance or case that serves to inspire or motivate others.
Example: "Her success story is an encouraging example for all aspiring entrepreneurs."
Alternatives: "a motivating instance" or "an inspiring case".
But perhaps they will not.Again, Lenovo offers an encouraging example.
To that end, NATO's role in the Libyan war seems like an encouraging example.
Until now it has set an encouraging example of progress toward democracy and pluralism.
It's exciting music, especially in performance -- an encouraging example of new jazz that stays current without junking old paradigms.
Stephen Hawking is cited as an encouraging example of what such "getting up-to-speed" can mean.
Italy was sometimes cited as an encouraging example of how economic growth and unstable government could live side by side.
A very encouraging example of a dually labeled hybrid compound was described recently, consisting of a cRGD-dimer (serving as tumor-targeting vector) and Cy5.5 which is connected to the peptidic part via a sarcophagine-derived chelator used for Cu-labeling [ 16].
In one encouraging example, a regional evaluation of a lung cancer awareness campaign found a significant increase in the number of small cell cancers staged as 'limited' (that is, confined to one lung and relatively early in presentation).
One encouraging example is the other big reboot of 2016: a snazzy spin on Ghostbusters.
Erik Solheim, Norway's minister in charge of the environment and development, points to the encouraging example of Brazil, which has cut deforestation rates by 70% in five years.
But it is mired in controversy and hardly offers an urban model for one-sixth of the planet's population.What it takesA far more encouraging example can be found farther up the coast.
