"for example apples" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce an example or illustration of something previously mentioned. Example: "Fruits are an important part of a healthy diet. For example, apples are a great source of fiber and vitamins."
For example apples, tomatoes and stoned fruits react with birch pollen, causing an itchy mouth and a swollen tongue.
While strawberries last only a week to 10 days, for example, apples or lemons can be stored successfully for as long as several months.
Snowbell fruits, anyone? 1 The canopy: here you're probably talking fairly common fruit trees, Martin Crawford says, for example apples and plums, maybe a mulberry if you fancy something a bit different.
For example, apples with cheese, celery with peanut butter or grapes with almonds.
39 The history of oral pruritus and/or local angioedema in response to fresh fruits and vegetables, for example, apples, hazelnuts, carrots, celery and peanuts, in children with seasonal AR can be misdiagnosed as a primary food allergy (FA).
For example, apples, pears, bananas and pineapples.
For example, Apple's own Pages, Numbers and Keynote apps ($10 each) can edit Office documents, as can the free Google Drive app (text and spreadsheet documents only).
For example, apple and orange are two of the most used instances of concept fruit.
For example Apple actually outsources their question and answering on Siri to Wolfram Alpha.
For example, Apple's investment over the last four years to build its AR Cloud for Apple Maps (and a range of other potential applications) could be greater than the largest VC investments.
For example, Apple even once blocked all apps that were doing live video recording, if you can believe that, because they initially had to take advantage of a restricted screen capture API in order to function.
