The phrase "as a recent example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to provide an example of a situation that has recently occurred. For example: "As a recent example, people have been working from home due to coronavirus."
Differential cost sharing (DCS) will serve as a recent example.
And he worries about unrest, citing hard-hit Iceland as a recent example.
Male friendships are constantly skewed to have sexual undertones, and I cite Poe and Finn in Star Wars: The Force Awakens as a recent example.
But it's not just people that you personally know who are promising safety and then failing to deliver, as a recent example out of Spain made clear.
In "Memo to Analysts: Thanks for Nothing" (Market Watch, Dec. 3), Gretchen Morgenson criticized market analysts for failing to anticipate problems that can prompt a stock price to fall -- using Gateway, the computer company, as a recent example.
As a recent example, a simple background check would have saved the Yahoo board the trouble of ousting Scott Thompson, the company's fourth CEO in five years, because he falsely claimed a computer science degree.
Another option is for hospitals or insurance companies to audit outlier physicians, as in a recent example of a back surgeon with a pattern of unusually high billing.
These restrictions endanger women across the nation, as demonstrated by a recent example from Arizona.
As a most recent example, Iron Mountain made a large investment to convert to green energy, proving that doing so isn't just better for the world, but will also create long-term savings and help it earn future business.
The work, made for the White Oak Dance Project in 2002 and paired with "Phaedra" as a more recent example of myth transformation, is certainly of its time in the games it plays.
As a more recent example, Masozera et al. (2007) examined whether neighborhoods in New Orleans were impacted differently by Hurricane Katrina based on preexisting social, physical, and economic vulnerabilities.
