The phrase "as two examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing specific instances or illustrations to support a point or argument.
Example: "There are many ways to improve your writing; as two examples, consider revising for clarity and expanding your vocabulary."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "such as".
Grain cites the Nile and Niger river basins as two examples of the "giveaway" of land and water rights.
He then cited the recently cut Giants offensive linemen Shaun O'Hara and Rich Seubert as two examples.
"Before we commit troops, there has to be a clear strategy," Mr. Bush said, citing Bosnia and Haiti as two examples of places where that was arguably not the case.
Sanders is the best candidate for women, Heslin said, pointing to his single-payer healthcare proposal and his plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour as two examples that would benefit working-class and middle-class women.
As two examples, the S.B.A.'s administrator, Karen Mills, spoke recently at the Democratic National Convention and Robb Mandelbaum wrote a post for this blog about the effect a Romney administration might have on the S.B.A. budget.
The law firm cites the Porsche-Volkswagen and LVMH-Hermes cases as examples, as well as two examples in the United States, both involving William A. Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management.
Throughout his life, Sori Yanagi was inspired by what he called "anonymous design" — he cited the Jeep and a baseball glove as two examples — and he in turn inspired younger designers, like Naoto Fukasawa, Tom Dixon and Jasper Morrison.
Ms. Washington cited not just celebrity fashion icons, but also the resurgence of vintage styles and popularity of eyeglasses as two examples that "girls are getting drawn toward looking smart and put together".
The group suggested that Mr. DiNapoli look at Hudson City Savings Bank and the Community Preservation Corporation as two examples of successful lenders that do not gouge their customers.
"It seemed to revolve around the desire to reproduce as rebellion these things that had formerly been part of the mainstream market," says Greif, citing the art-gallery porn by the likes of Richard Kern and the conspicuous consumption of meat while in the company of vegetarians as two examples.
