The phrase "produce examples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to prompt someone to provide specific examples as evidence for an argument or to demonstrate a concept. For example, you might write: "Please produce examples of how this new policy will improve customer service."
The result will be confusion, not clarity.But businesspeople struggle to produce examples of how local restrictions on publishing confidential contract details could clash with transparency requirements elsewhere.
Any market will produce examples of people who overpay at the peak of a boom, say, and live to regret it when the bubble has burst.
To encourage college basketball fans to create and share March Madness video clips, CSTV asked Planet 3, an agency in Santa Monica, Calif., to produce examples of the kinds of material it hopes to receive.
Sammy was a walking historian of every person who had faced every adversity in prison, and could produce examples of all the cases where staff, or even guards, had stepped in and raised the children of imprisoned women.
That experience rings true for many job seekers today who are often asked to spend hours to produce examples of their work as part of the job hunting process.
Here rather, we give an approach more aimed at usefulness for numerics, and then proceed to produce examples of closed magnetic geodesics numerically.
History can produce example after example of racist hatred being translated to violence".
Next year promises more lavishly produced examples.
Several modern composers, notably Arnold Schoenberg and Aleksandr Scriabin, were attracted by the idea and produced examples of colour music.
The geometry developed by Mr. Lemaire produced examples of fine handwork, like a square-cut woven top.
A little more research produced examples of this green herb-y rice, some with the addition of spring fava beans and spinach.
