The phrase "authenticated example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example that has been verified or confirmed as genuine or accurate.
Example: "The researcher provided an authenticated example of the phenomenon to support her findings."
Alternatives: "verified example" or "validated example".
Although ammonia has been shown to react with both A and B[ 24, 26] in a process that constitutes a formal oxidative addition, 2 is the first structurally authenticated example of such a compound.
15 The next structurally authenticated example, [PPh4]2[GeCl6], was published only in 1997, 16 although [N nBu4][GeCl5] and [NEt4]2[GeCl6] were both characterised on the basis of vibrational spectroscopy in the meantime.
According to the catalog, Mino's sculpture is the oldest authenticated example of a postclassical portrait of a living person in the form of a marble bust.
Though there are more alleged Hitler paintings around than one artist could do in a lifetime (apart from subjugating most of Europe), there are enough authenticated works -- for example, the four now being fought over in the courts by the Army and Billy Price, the collector and self-published author of "Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist" -- for a critique.
Banksy has not taken kindly to his work being removed in the past, by refusing to authenticate it, for example.
Additionally, not all applications – for example, authenticating a shipment of flip-flops for Wal-Mart – would need so much memory.
The work implements a self-sovereign UMA Authorization Server and is adding blockchain identity as self-sovereign technology to enable licensed practitioners to authenticate and, for example, write a compliant prescription directly into the patient's self-sovereign health record.
Hired, for example, to authenticate the famous Howard Hughes will naming Melvin Dummar as Mr. Hughes's beneficiary, Mr. Hilton pronounced it a forgery.
The innovation could be used in combination with smart contracts to validate one's identity without permanently leaving a record of the identity with the prover (allowing you, for example, to authenticate yourself on a phone call to start a money transfer to a bank agent without giving the bank agent records of your physical IDs).
For example, object lookups in Chord solicit a direct response that does not use the overlay, and that can be authenticated via cryptographic message signing.
The auction house authenticated them.
