The phrase "and this instance has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific case or example that has certain characteristics or implications.
Example: "In this study, we found that the results varied significantly, and this instance has highlighted the need for further research."
Alternatives: "and this case has" or "and this example has".
The random variable X represents the cells within the isoscape, and in this instance has a dimension of 21,917 (will differ with the isoscape used and size of the species' range).
However self regulation in this instance has failed we now need a full and considered review.
It is almost as great a pleasure to hear Richard Thompson talk as it is to hear him play "The Mikado" on the guitar, but because he mumbles and stammers a bit, speaks quickly, dryly, and Englishly, and, in this instance, had to do so over the din of South Asian house music, you got the impression that the pleasure wasn't entirely his.
The collectables have attracted controversy from those who see the dolls as another example of the ways that Hollywood and Tarantino, in this instance, have continued to exploit Black pain and trauma for profit.
The judge ruled that the "outright standard" was an appropriate reading of the program's rules and that its use in this instance had not represented any actual policy change.
The contributors in this instance have included Simon Napier-Bell, Tom Ewing, Gareth Grundy, Tim Jonze, Alexis Petridis, Jon Savage and Caroline Sullivan. Napier-Bell, Tom Ewing, Gareth Grundy, Tim Jonze, Alexis Petridis, Jon Savage and Caroline Sullivan
This public and private participation instance has contributed significantly to the articulation of the existing capacities, and especially to the increase of trust among the different sectors that participate in the activity.
But just as I can be proud of something I have done rather than of who I am, I can be proud of what America has achieved; and in this instance it has achieved something truly praiseworthy and remarkable.
Thus Waitrose, for instance, has remained resolutely and distinctly posh.
Roche, for instance, has made acquisitions and licensing deals.
