"in its example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to introduce an example or instance that further illustrates or supports a previous statement or idea. Example: In its example, the company's sales increased by 20% after implementing a new marketing strategy.
Economists like to draw lessons from Japan's lost decade — to see in its example of zombie banks, futile half-measures, mass denial, and a moribund Nikkei a primer in how denial doesn't pay.
Mr. Roosevelt touched on foreign affairs only when he characterized the United States as a good neighbor nation and "Strong among nations in its example for the will to peace".
There are also practical purposes for chat as Yik Yak displays in its example images – like in the case of Lost & Found items, perhaps.
In its examples, UPromise assumes that investments will grow at a rate of 8percentt annually -- perhaps an aggressive assumption given the recent performance of financial markets, which recently ended the best 15-year period in their history.
The expansion of Milton Keynes may ease the housing crisis in the south-east but its wider significance to Britain could lie in its historic example – a development corporation providing new homes and excellent infrastructure.
In its simplest example, you might learn that fire is hot, but only through touching its heat.
The federal policy is significant not only because Medicare covers 39 million Americans, but also because many private insurers follow its example in deciding what to cover.
GHash, and its related exchange, CEX.IO, ask other mining pools to follow its example in their statement.
In its earliest examples the form of akchang was comparatively free, borrowing its style from early Chinese classical poetry.
Its inspiration, visible in its earliest examples, was a simple hollow cane with a cow horn for a bell.
The NRC (2007) applied a benchmark approach in its illustrative examples.
