The phrase "as its example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves as a model or illustration of a particular point or concept.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of renewable energy sources, with solar power as its example."
Alternatives: "such as" or "for instance".
It took as its example the Sixties Civil Rights campaign led by Martin Luther King, and many of its leading activists came of age protesting against segregation in the south.
But it has Paul Haggis, the writer ("Million Dollar Baby") and director ("Crash"), as its example of conversion, faith, blind loyalty and, finally, apostasy.
The exemption for net neutrality rules used that as its example.
Quite compatibly with this exemption the Ion specifies a hymn to the Muses as its example of inspiration and the Phaedrus describes the praise of heroes.
While users can already "action tag" their friends using other apps (Facebook uses foursquare as its example), the update will allow users to "mention tag" friends as well.
This scenario uses, as its example, one technology that is already a fact, while the other is still some distance away: Tacit's expertise location technology is ready and raring; humanity's quest for fighting cancer still has some ground to cover.
Well, let's start with the "Have no other Gods before me" commandment in the Ten Commandments part of the training, which along with the Sermon on the Mount, is what the Air Force ROTC is using at colleges across the country as its "Examples of Ethical Values".
But Washington must use its considerable influence, as well as the strength of its example.
Is it perhaps possible, that aside from exemplifying the need for basic income, it could also lead the way as its own example?
Although overlooked as yet, stress-controlled weathering along discontinuities has a strong effect on rock surface morphology, and arcades can be taken as its principal example.
George Gaylord Simpson's Splendid Isolation: The Curious History of South American Mammals (Simpson 1980) takes the entire South American locale as its central example.
