The phrase "an instance on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example or occurrence that illustrates a point or situation.
Example: "This is an instance on which we can learn from past mistakes to improve our future strategies."
Alternatives: "a case in which" or "an example where".
Sometimes channeling, slightly resembling fluting, is found on Norman pillars, an instance of which is found in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral, Kent, Eng.
"With our enterprise tools, a company will be able to convert their in-house machine cluster into one giant Sandstorm instance, on which employees can easily install and use software as-needed," adds Varda.
Newton's Mini Mart is an oft-cited source of "rare" sodas vanilla and cherry Cokes, for instance—on Reddit, which is itself a hotbed for Canadian Tahitian Treat seekers, tipsters, and conspiracy theorists.
A bound method value is already associated with its first argument, the instance on which it was invoked, which will be named self when the method is called.
She has a talent for finding the instances on which a life — or a marriage — can turn: an offhand comment made by a husband at an art museum, or the time it takes another to remove his toupee before aiding his drowning wife.
Such scrutiny as there is depends upon the Lords, which keeps a sharp eye on what powers are being grabbed, and then – through a dedicated committee – examines significant instances on which these powers are used.
The eight instances of harm attributed to the use of seven CAM treatments represent a small percentage of the total number of instances on which CAM treatments were used.
We also show that there exist classes of instances on which the running time of the reoptimization algorithm is smaller than the running time of an equivalent PTAS and FPTAS.
Dame Janet sheds new light on how it was ignored, detailing five instances on which the corporation could have stopped him, but didn't.
We show that online posted pricing mechanisms, which are incentive compatible, can achieve competitive ratios arbitrarily close to the optimal, and construct lower bound instances on which no online algorithms, not necessarily incentive compatible, can do better.
