The phrase "as exhibited for example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to illustrate a point by providing a specific instance or case.
Example: "The results of the study were significant, as exhibited for example in the data collected from the control group."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated, for instance" or "as shown, for example".
For example, take the path algebra of the quiver of type A 2 as exhibited in example 1.
E-bike riders tend to behave badly as well, for example, exhibiting only slightly better behaviour than car drivers at intersections.
One can easily envision an animal such as a rodent exhibiting, for example, grossly disorganized behavior as a result of a host of neural or neuromuscular perturbations that have little relevance to the higher order thought process disturbance that characterizes schizophrenia.
Four sub-similar-sized sub-chelate thoracopods appear to be apomorphic for Stomatopoda and are plesiomorphically retained up to the node of Daidal + (Gorgonophonthes + Unipeltata sensu lato), as for example exhibited by D. schoellmanni Schram, 2007 (the incompletely known Chabardella spinosa is excluded here).
In a last step the second raptorial appendage also becomes significantly smaller than the first pair at the node of Unipeltata sensu stricto, as for example exhibited by the extant Neogonodactylus bredini (Manning, 1969) or the well-known Squilla mantis Fabricius, 1787.
as, for example, my golden chair.
Although scrounging occurred more often when individuals opened the box by pushing than by pulling the door, it did not influence whether individuals exhibited a stable preference as for example a pull-preference to avoid scrounging.
To succeed (and be seen as leaders), for example, women must exhibit directness and decisiveness.
Some of the cuprates containing RP phases with n = 1 (also known as K2NiF4 type structure) exhibit superconducting properties, for example the cuprates of lanthanum and strontium La2−x Sr x CuO4−δ with composition x(Sr) < 0.26 [1, 2].
They were confined, brutalized, but not concealed-instead, they were exhibited as examples of the inhumanity of brute nature.
They also grow quickly and exhibit relatively short life cycles as, for example, in the white-water pioneers Salix martiana and Cecropia latiloba (Worbes et al., 1992; Parolin et al., 2002; Schöngart, 2003).
