"offer some examples" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when requesting or prompting someone to provide specific instances or cases that support a particular idea or concept. Example: "Can you offer some examples to support your argument?".
We'll also offer some examples of how digitally native businesses have addressed these challenges.
The authors say they cannot find a definition of profound mental disruption in mental health literature or United States law, so they offer some examples of their own.
He is forever insisting he is not rightwing – so could he offer some examples of his thinking which would demonstrate that he isn't?
e360: You do offer some examples at the local level — Florida, for instance — where adaptation to climate change has taken place without running into the cultural identity obstacle.
In this article, we review the current state of the art of patient simulator systems and their applications to critical-care medicine, and we offer some examples and recommendations on how to integrate simulator systems into critical-care training.
Knowledge@Wharton: Could you offer some examples of transactions involving search funds?
(This passage offers some examples of how Ashbery sometimes squeezes too hard.
It offers some examples of inefficiencies from a comparison between selected NSIs, and suggests indicators of efficiency and effectiveness.
She offers some examples of people who have tried to get round this by seeking contexts in which homosexuality can still be illicit.
Mr. Mulgrew offered some examples, among them the request for more social workers to handle the large number of homeless students at P.S. 332 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
This quick guide offers some examples for learning about who, for example, is paying to minimize proxy access in publicly traded US companies.
