The phrase 'manifest for example' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when the speaker wants to give an example of an idea already mentioned in the sentence. For example: "The effects of climate change are becoming ever more manifest – for example, the increased intensity and frequency of natural disasters."
He seems to have completely missed the change in plot line on financial reform over the past few months -- ever since Ted Kaufman waded into the fray, started to bring other key figures with him, and really moved mainstream thinking (as manifest, for example, in the Goldman Sachs hearing this week).
This controversy is manifest, for example, in the debate on the applicability of the scientific method within disciplines like psychology or sociology.
However, rates of synonymous substitution may be weakly affected by translation-related processes, which may manifest, for example, in a relationship between evolutionary rates and protein length [ 33].
Depending on the place where the injection is administered, adverse events can manifest, for example, injections for plantar fasciitis are almost painful [ 64].
Unsupportive or poor management was encountered not simply as passively failing to provide leadership and opportunity but also actively allowing unacceptable events to manifest, for example in situations where personal vendettas caused unfounded accusations against professional competencies.
Such criteria give broad descriptions of how a treatment refractory illness might manifest, for example through high symptom burden and/or significant impact on social functioning, as well as illustrate anticipated prior pharmacological and psychological interventions and durations.
Such prejudices are habitually manifested, for example, in the denial of equal opportunities across educational and labour-market settings.
Even in his prime he wasn't a big man, though lack of size did not stop him from brawling, or from grandiose ambition, manifested, for example, in his hapless New York mayoral campaign in 1969.
The museum's chief curator, Martin Brauen, who organized the show, writes in his catalog essay that "fullness of form, as manifested for example in a mandala, is emptiness, and emptiness is this fullness of form".
Respect for student's individuality, manifested, for example, by his or her favourite learning style, can significantly contribute to the increase in the efficiency in education.
He envisioned the role of technology in engendering a global consciousness, manifested for example, in social media in today's businesses.
