The phrase "likely example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example that is probable or expected in a given context.
Example: "This is a likely example of how the theory can be applied in real-world situations."
Alternatives: "probable example" or "expected example."
His latest volume of memoir, Bringing in the Sheaves, gives anecdotal insight into his crowded spiritual year; now musing on 700 years of parish records, now recalling the divine excesses of Alexander McQueen's funeral, over which, as the most likely example of a turbulent priest, he was invited to preside.
A likely example of this is PSR J1719-1438 b.
A likely example of just such situation was recently published.
The Pennisetum atp1 sequence is a likely example.
A likely example of incomplete penetrance is deletion of chromosome 15q13.3.
One likely example is Leptinotarsa decemlineata, the Colorado potato beetle, which is a pest of many solanaceous crops.
Indian officials cite Mr. Sheikh and Mr. Ansari as likely examples of the interconnections they say exist between criminal gangs, radical Islamic groups and Pakistan's military intelligence agency.
(Other definite or likely examples of Gould's work on view now include a four-drawer chest at the Jeremiah Lee Mansion in Marblehead, Mass., and a bombé-front desk in Gallery 103 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art).
He grants that such capacities exist and are sometimes exercised, singling out the moral deliberations of philosophers as likely examples (2001, 828 29).
Arboreal echimyids offer likely examples of these transition types as well as others.
These AluS subfamilies are likely examples of DR2 elements amplified by transposition instead of spontaneous mutation of a CpG.
