The phrase "one example among many" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something you are discussing is just one example of a much larger group or set of possibilities. For example, you could say, "This is one example among many of how technology is changing the way we work."
One example (among many) is the difference between vinca alkaloid antimicrotubule agents [ 55].
One example among many: On the par-4 15th, he hit a driver off the tee and a 3-wood but still required a sand wedge just to reach the green.
The appearance of Henrique Capriles on the national stage is just one example among many.
Campaign finance is one example, among many, of large issues on which a future Supreme Court could make a great difference -- and on which Mr. Nader has hypocritically ignored reality in saying that the two major candidates are the same.
As Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells Fargo Bank in Minneapolis, recently noted in just one example among many: "Many people check toy prices on the Internet and ask toy stores to match them.
Strangely enough, the use of symplectic techniques in the theory of Gabor frames is often ignored; one example (among many others) being Casazza's seminal paper [7] on modern tools for Weyl–Heisenberg frame theory, where the word "symplectic" does not appear a single time in the 127 pages of this paper!
AOL Time Warner, to name but one example, owns among many other things, Time magazine, Fortune, Life, Sports Illustrated, CNN, Comedy Central, Warner Brothers Pictures and Black Entertainment Television.
As one example from among many, with a heavy basis in ecosystem science, the Resilience Alliance (epitomized by Folke 2006) states that resilience is about "still hav[ing] the same identity (retain[ing] the same basic structure and ways of functioning)." No explanation is given for why it should necessarily be an objective to retain the same identity, structure, and ways of functioning.
And, to cite just one other example among many, on May 17, GST Telecommunications, a Vancouver voice and data services provider, declared bankruptcy.
One example among all of it, just like us.
Sir Winston Churchill's assessment of Clement Attlee is but one famous example among many: he was, Sir Winston said, "a modest man with much to be modest about".
