The phrase "an example of gross" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing something that is extreme or excessive, but it requires additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The report provided an example of gross negligence in the handling of the case."
Alternatives: "an instance of extreme" or "a case of excessive".
I asked him how this theory had fared in the recent crisis, which many, myself included, have described as an example of gross inefficiency.
She said: "This appears to be an example of gross misconduct by the police officers who not only monitored an elected politician who was part of a body overseeing the police, but then allegedly tried to destroy the evidence".
It was apparently an example of gross metropolitan sneering, though as this is what I would have told any friends who had asked me, I saw no reason not to put it in a review.
A Likud member of Parliament, Limor Livnat, criticized Dr. Albright's critique as an example of "gross chutzpah on her part, and on the part of the American administration," and Mr. Sharon sent Dr. Albright a formal letter of complaint.
It's frustrating seeing books at Scholastic Fairs separated by age, as if it were an example of gross misconduct to have children at the age of 10 read anything outside of their assigned age bracket.
In the documents the department expounded its view that the explosion at the rig that led to the spill is an example of "gross negligence", which if proved in court could leave BP facing a fine of up to $21 billion.
An example of gross-costing is if 20% of the hospitals patient population receive treatment for CVD prevention care, 20% of total hospital costs will be assigned to CVD prevention care.
Not to mention the fact that the whole thing feels like a blatant example of gross cultural appropriation, akin to the Pat Boones and Elvises of yesteryear.
Somi Guha, an actress who complained to the BBC, said the use of the word "slope" was an example of "casual racism" and "gross misconduct".
One such example of gross polymorphism was shown to be linked with a Type III R-M system, in which a 5037 bp long DNA segment carrying hp0592 and hp0593 appears to have replaced a 2010 bp long DNA sequence.
Somi Guha, an actor who complained to the BBC, said the language used was an example of casual racism and amounted to gross misconduct.
