The phrase "an example to indicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide a specific instance or illustration to clarify a point or concept.
Example: "To better understand the concept of gravity, let me provide an example to indicate how it affects falling objects."
Alternatives: "an illustration to demonstrate" or "a case to show".
We also developed a heuristic solution program and several tests along with an industrial example to indicate the effectiveness of this method.
The theoretical background of the proposed formulation is presented together with a numerical example to indicate how it could be applied in a practical case.
It is tempting, for example, to indicate whether a statement includes a challenge to the constitutionality or enforceability of a law.
The Rules adapt the Knowledge base for example to indicate that a nurse is busy with a call, has finished a call, the time at which the call was finished and so on.
Other subjects pressed a button to make a nonverbal judgment about the pictures, for example, to indicate whether they liked them or not.
Aristotle uses dikaion, for example, to indicate that a society is "rightly ordered": that it displays the correct structure of human relationships "Right" in this objective sense can also be attributed to individuals.
Colour has been employed, for example, to indicate the strength of the echo.
The gram-negative bacteria, E. coli, was used as an example to briefly indicate the test.
She did believe that, as a mental activity, judgment is gratuitous, but what also appeared gratuitous in Eichmann is "proper" judgment, the ability "to tell right from wrong".44 Then again, Arendt's views on the role of examples seem to indicate a potential solution.
Second, it may well be that the actual interval in an interval discrimination task is modality free since it is simply a period of time bounded by a brief marker stimulus (for example, a brief beep to indicate the start and end of the period).
