The phrase "an example revealed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or illustration that has been disclosed or made clear in a particular context.
Example: "In the study, an example revealed the effectiveness of the new teaching method."
Alternatives: "a case demonstrated" or "an instance shown".
Both artists practiced the opposite of soft painting (though Sargent did do some soft painting, as an example reveals in "Breath on Glass").
Comparisons of these solutions with exact simulation results for an example reveal that replacing the relay with the describing function is a major source of error in the approximate analysis.
Although, the potency of interpersonal communication skills is considered as essential in critical clinical situations, in particular in the hospital staff teamwork; a Swedish study, for example, revealed an uncertainty in these kinds of situations among doctors in residency training (Hoppé [ 5]).
A recent piece on NPR, for example, revealed how a Minnesota couple went to an adoption agency and found that the agency's fee structure was based on children's racial background, a practice that is common, though not often talked about.
Alexander the Great (who established an empire of many peoples and religions), for example, revealed a conscious effort at continuity with the Egyptian kingdom, inasmuch as the oracle of the Egyptian god Amon at Sīwah designated him as the son of Amon and thus the successor of the pharaohs.
Rice's example revealed a difficult truth about digital scholarly publishing: it is still expensive.
This month's report from purchasing managers, for example, revealed a sharp deceleration in services, for so long the engine of the economy.Most important, inflation remains subdued at just 1.9% in the twelve months to March, below the 2.5%-a-year target set by the chancellor.
A recent study, for example, revealed significantly lower levels of tenofovir diphosphate in the vaginal tissue of patients receiving oral tenofovir as opposed to vaginally applied tenofovir.
Studies of patients with head and neck cancer (HNC) for example, revealed a need for more information about treatment options and the impact of treatment than the operation itself [ 7, 8].
Recent studies of 'wild' E. coli have, for example, revealed a great deal about its presence in the environment, its diversity and genomic evolution, as well as its role in the human microbiome and disease.
