The phrase "arising for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "Several issues may arise, for example, miscommunication among team members."
Alternatives: "such as" or "for instance."
High oil consumption leaves a country vulnerable to oil-market disruptions arising, for example, from instability in the Middle East.
Monte Carlo (MC) is a well known method for quantifying uncertainty arising for example in subsurface flow problems.
"However, the forecasts do not envisage a major economic downturn or an economic shock arising, for example, from a further deterioration of the Eurozone crisis".
In this paper, we present a general multiscale finite-volume method for parabolic problems arising, for example, from compressible multiphase flow in porous media.
However, in fully 3D problems, arising for example from the FE discretization of structural components or geomechanical structures, PCG outperforms MA57 while also requiring much less memory, and thus allowing for the use of much refined grids, if needed.
External effects arising for example from either pressure, electrical, or magnetic fields will modify the potential landscape of the proposed physical system and hence vary the number of lithium ions stored between graphenes.
Problems will also arise, for example, over female circumcision and the rights of women generally.
(It arose for example in the relocations in Brazil when World Cup stadiums were built).
Such applications arise, for example, in computer science, engineering, economics, and physics.
The nature of these needs, whether they arise, for example, from the stomach, or the imagination, makes no difference".
Nested saturation arises, for example, when the actuator is subject to magnitude and rate saturation simultaneously.
