The phrase "an example of casual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that exemplifies a casual style or manner, often in the context of clothing, behavior, or conversation.
Example: "His outfit was an example of casual dressing, featuring jeans and a t-shirt."
Alternatives: "a case of casual" or "a representation of casual".
The incident drew intense criticism from animal rights groups with a spokeswoman for Australia's arm of World Animal Protection telling ABC it was "an example of the casual cruelty people can inflict when they use animals for entertainment purposes, without thinking of the animal's needs".
Jason Perlow, founder of the online culinary forum eGullet, points to the Manhattan ramen bar Momofuku as a successful example of casual "quick serve" street food that's also "elevated with finer, local, sustainable ingredients". These models, he says, have appealed to chefs hesitant to sink millions of dollars into a high-concept restaurant with considerable overhead.
An example of a good casual outfit.
The script here is riddled with showy rhetorical flourishes and tedious running gags, one being how often Tarantino can work in the N-word, as both a facetious and "serious" example of casual, venal racism.
Finally, in other racial typecasting news, this shocking example of casual racism, which was broadcast on a national scale in Holland, did not create as many shockwaves as I would have expected.
The existence of two sons suggests that the relationship between Roger and Margaret was not casual but an example of the concubinage that was common among the clergy in many parts of medieval Europe.
As an example of what that means in practice, a casual young couple with two kids threw a party there for thirty of their friends before the place had been open a month: Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke.
Gruel said the Surf City location is an example of what the owners call "Slapfish fast casual," offering a variety of salads, sandwiches and tacos.
Here, we have an example of a group-chat car crash: from casual Love Island chat and weekend plan-making, we take a swift left turn directly into a wall.
