The phrase "an example of the content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance or illustration that represents the material being discussed.
Example: "In this report, I will provide an example of the content that supports my argument."
Alternatives: "a sample of the material" or "an illustration of the subject".
Figure 1 shows an example of the content name.
Richardson gave me an example of the content you'll see on #waywire.
The chapter uses an example of the Content Scrambling System (CSS), which was designed to protect the digital content of DVDs, to present a particular DRM system and show how its components fit into the described structure.
As an example of the content, the genre workshop consisted of a discussion about genres, a short film parodying different genres, an exercise where the students wrote "consequences" type stories, each taking it in turn to write five minute segments of a "genre" story about each of their characters, and a homework genre exercise based on a conflict to do with eating lunch in a busy café.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 An example of the content from Wikipedia.
Bottom left: The five lines represent an example of the contents of the gray cubes in the top left template (with n = 800, and p = 5).
Figure 1 depicts an example of the tagged content from Wikipedia.
This is an example of the worthless content many email marketing services email to your clients twice per month on your behalf.
Figure 2 provides an example of the mtDNA content of progeny from a male-biased control cross (Part A) and a male-biased hybrid cross (Part B).
The brouhaha over the Atlantic and the Scientology advertorial is an example of the need for content and commerce to meld seamlessly so that trust and credibility are maintained.
The song also became famous for one of its lines in which Shakira sings "Lucky that my breasts are small and humble, so you don't confuse them with mountains"; it is often cited as an example of the unusual lyrical content of the singer's songs.
