The phrase "attorney example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or illustration related to legal representation or the role of an attorney.
Example: "In our discussion about legal ethics, I provided an attorney example to highlight the importance of client confidentiality."
Alternatives: "legal example" or "lawyer illustration".
Another United States attorney, for example, billed taxpayers for three weekend hotel stays at a city in his district, ostensibly to attend meetings booked there on Fridays and Mondays.
A letter signed by the Santa Clara County district attorney, for example, informed Kathy Pepper that the "bad check restitution program" would allow her to avoid "the possibility of further action against the accused by the District Attorney's Office".
San Francisco's district attorney, for example, is George Gascón.
If you want to be a patent attorney, for example, you're not going to get much out of a law school that only offers one or two general patent courses and has no clubs or clinics where you can get hands-on experience.
Defense attorneys, for example, are never present during interrogations.
They said that district attorneys, for example, might have a higher threshold for determining who is nonviolent.
The prohibition on the president communicating directly with line attorneys, for example, is found only in departmental memos.
Agency attorneys cite examples of security related legislation in which Congress empowered the TSA to develop regulations barring the release of information detrimental to transportation security, such as the deployment of air marshals.
Nor was he "otherwise unable to perform the functions and duties of the office". For example, Attorney General Ashcroft could not perform the duties and functions of Attorney General from his hospital bed back in March of 2004, and he needed to appoint an Acting Attorney General to take over his duties.
The president should follow the attorney general's example.
