The phrase "proactive example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an instance or case that demonstrates proactive behavior or measures taken in advance to address a situation.
Example: "The company provided a proactive example of how to handle customer complaints effectively."
Alternatives: "preventive illustration" or "anticipatory case".
In the future, Mark says Lola could start getting smarter and more proactive, for example warning you when you're about to incur a fee or recommending changes that might improve your finances.
Migrant entrepreneurship may be reactive – resulting from exclusion from mainstream economic life (Kloosterman and Rath 2001) – or proactive – for example, 'middleman minority' [sic] status may help individuals create business opportunities between social groups (Bonacich 1973).
Counterattacking has become more common than attacking – although even there is a complication in that a recognition of the value of counterattacking means that the counter-counter – of which gegenpressing is the most proactive and celebrated example – has also grown in popularity with the result that the number of goals scored on the counterattack as actually fallen over the past decade.
For example, proactive routing protocols are more efficient for delay sensitive streams.
For example, proactive risk reduction investments have been made possible through the use of the Fund for Natural Disasters (FONDEN) in Mexico since 2006 GFDRR 20133).
They should be fully in charge of their own careers and more proactive in, for example, asking about opportunities for advancement.
For example, proactive routing could take place only between devices that have a trust relationship, while reactive routing is used to communicate with other devices.
Political engagement can also take the form of proactive disengagement, for example Médecins Sans Frontières' (MSF) decision to not attend the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit (Parker 2016).
These assumptions imply that any protocol used must be scalable and robust, and preclude, for example, proactive routing, as well as the use of mechanisms that are sensitive to frequent topology changes, such as perimeter routing[14].
Unfortunately, conventional acute care models rarely take into account the specific needs of this population; for example, proactive planning of services such as rehabilitation is seldom done [ 11].
