The phrase "as another instance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific example or occurrence that is similar to something previously mentioned.
Example: "This case can be analyzed as another instance of systemic bias in the workplace."
Alternatives: "as a further example of" or "as an additional case of".
Count this 50/50 hooey as another instance of Giuliani's atrocious legal advice.
Jean's death drew international headlines as another instance of an unarmed black man killed by a police officer.
Others in the Bush campaign characterized Mr. Kerry's attack as another instance of his willingness to say anything to be elected.
That she did not criticise those who condemned her or failed to help her when facing death has been lauded by historians as another instance of her courage.
In official circles the decision is described as another instance of the straightforward facing of facts which characterizes the attitude of the Fascist government toward foreign problems.
In its textual setting, however, it may also be taken as another instance of the ruin of primal harmony by human willfulness and pride.
The idea of Google searches in exams should therefore not be read as yet another instance of our debilitating dependency on modern technology to make life undemanding.
That was the case when what was scoffed at as yet another instance of Bidenic indiscipline — getting ahead of his boss by saying that he was "absolutely comfortable" with full legal recognition of same-sex marriage — led Obama, too, to say what he actually believed, and arrive at a place where he felt proud to be.
In his recent book "Fire and Fury," Michael Wolff wrote that Trump "invariably thought people found him irresistible," and felt sure, early on, that "he could woo and flatter the F.B.I. director into positive feeling for him, if not outright submission" (in what the reader takes as yet another instance of the president's inability to process reality or step beyond his own narcissistic delusions).
The move has spurred a series of recriminations from Democratic officials who see it as yet another instance of over-the-top obstructionism of the president's agenda.
Now, it would be very simple to dismiss this as yet another instance of stunning levels of ineptitude in the Wildrose ranks.
