The phrase "as a basic example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a simple or fundamental illustration of a concept or idea.
Example: "To understand the principle better, let's consider a basic example: a simple circuit with a battery and a light bulb."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "as a simple illustration".
As a basic example, the home would go to your spouse and children upon your death.
As a basic example to teach systematic modelling we have selected a single distillation tray.
As a basic example of the main result Theorem 2.4, let us consider what the series looks like with the particular function (f(t)= t-a)^{beta}).
As a basic example, given (alphain(n, n+ 1]), we have D^{alpha}t^{k}= 0, where (k= 0, 1, dots, n).
As demonstrated in this work, we used the open access 1000 functional connectome datasets as a basic example to import 1200+ rsfMRI data into HELPNI system, to run the HAFNI framework on the rsfMRI data, and to identify consistent and meaningful functional brain networks across individuals and populations.
One of the more subtle effects related to this property is known as entanglement, when two quantum objects have some kind of connection that allows you to gain information about object A by only interacting with object B. As a basic example, suppose I took a pair of shoes and sent one shoe to my brother in Cleveland, and the other to my sister in Albuquerque.
As a very basic example, we mention that prokaryotic membranes contain a notable component of negatively charged lipids but almost no cholesterol, while eukaryotic membranes are mostly zwitterionic but have a significant amount of cholesterol.
Is the law as happy with the situation as I? How long do you think it will be until, just as a very basic example, police communicate only on encrypted channels, and relaying information or rebroadcasting it is a serious crime?
As a further basic example, consider the case of paired observations ((x1, y1),…, (x n, y n )), a null hypothesis of independence between the random variables x and y, and their correlation r as test statistic.
Just as a basic counter-example, what about radio waves?
