The phrase "persuasive example" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, if you are writing a persuasive essay, you might write, "John's powerful speech was a persuasive example of how everyone can make a difference in the world."
Sony's A6000 is a persuasive example of how a smaller camera can still deliver big results.
The United Nations Headquarters offers the most persuasive example of what can be achieved when business as usual is smashed.
Liam Neeson did this kind of parental rage much better in 2008 in "Taken," which was an unusually lively and persuasive example of the genre.
A persuasive example of a familiar exhibition format: the broad-spectrum traveling group exhibition of Latin American artists united under a catchy if vague theme.
That image derived from her long confinement to a hospital after a cancer diagnosis and was a persuasive example of the readiness of many young Japanese artists to use intimate events and feelings as a basis for work.
Street, Morrisania Through Feb. 27 "Amnesia" is a persuasive example of a familiar exhibition format: the broad-spectrum traveling group show of Latin American artists united under a catchy, one-size-fits-all theme.
One of the most persuasive examples of the Rohlfses' partnership is a striking desk chair from 1898-99.
Think of persuasive examples that illustrate situations in which you had a positive, measurable impact, brought a relevant skill to bear on a task, or overcame significant obstacles to achieve a goal.
In the excellent historical sections describing the (non-partisan) spread of CBA in US government, Sunstein gives some persuasive examples of how to use CBA well... It's worth the read for anyone interested in the role of reason in policy making.
Soldiers in battle conditions provide more persuasive examples.
6. Cf. 1923, p. 255. Broad gives more persuasive examples in Broad 1959a.
