The phrase "an obvious instance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a clear example or case of something, often in discussions or analyses.
Example: "The sudden increase in temperature is an obvious instance of climate change affecting our environment."
Alternatives: "a clear example of" or "a blatant case of".
That would seem an obvious instance of the "reasonable accommodation" called for in a religiously plural society, and there is no loss of religious freedom involved.
America is indeed providing such leadership but on the basis of a democratic consensus that represents about 5% of the world's population.America's refusal to endorse solutions to global problems that may limit its power from the Kyoto Protocol to the International Criminal Court is an obvious instance of an unwillingness to subordinate its national interests to a common consensus.
Here we have an obvious instance of genre confusion.
To deny this conclusion, to insist without strong argument that things are best as they happen to be right now, would be an obvious instance of status quo bias.
Unlike the cryptophyte plastid genome, in which several cases of LGT have recently been discovered [ 57, 58], individual analyses of 25 mitochondrial proteins did not reveal any obvious instances of LGT between prokaryotes and eukaryotes or within eukaryotes (data not shown).
When you're with fools, laugh with them and at them simultaneously: "An obvious instance is that of ordinary and happy marriage.
The other obvious instance of a maturational change in behaviour is that which comes with sexual maturity: sexually mature adults of most species behave toward one another in ways quite different from those of younger members of the species.
My own suspicion: Donald Trump is only the most obvious instance of this, the example no one can miss.
The most obvious instance of Chinese assertiveness is around the waters of the Senkaku or Diaoyu islands, where China is openly challenging Japanese control.
Indeed, in the most obvious instance of its meddling in Iranian history, the United States actually meddled on the side of the very religious establishment that now complains so bitterly about the Great Satan.
Perhaps the most obvious instance of that is its much-touted personal assistant, which is branded under the Siri name but is actually accessed from swiping to the most left home screen, or pulling down.
