The phrase "provides ample examples" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The teacher always provides ample examples to help her students understand the concept better.
This test suite provides ample examples highlighting the advantages of AMR in relativistic flow problems.
The Koranic history we teach provides ample examples of interreligious and international relationships; of how to live together.
The Bible itself provides ample examples of laws that modify the unbridled rights of property owners: we are commanded to leave the corners of our fields unharvested, and to harvest our crops but once.
But whether or not the museum is ill equipped to deal with art gestures that exist outside of its purview, "Making Use" certainly provides ample examples of the post-artistic in everyday life, that one will no doubt find art overlapping with reality at every turn.
Targeting nanocarriers to endothelial cells provides ample examples illustrating this principle but also examples of less intuitive and somewhat paradoxical pathways for intracellular drug delivery.
Harsanyi and other orthodox Bayesians contend that maximin is an irrational decision rule, and provide ample examples.
The above lemma will, therefore, provide ample examples for our main results in Theorems 3.1 and 3.2 given in Section 3.
Articles in this issue showcase the insights that evolutionary biology can offer public health while providing ample examples of the utility of resistance evolution as a model system in ecology and evolution.
Ms. Stonor Saunders provides ample evidence, for example, that the editors at Encounter and other agency-sponsored magazines were ordered not to publish articles directly critical of Washington's foreign policy.
In particular, this text places emphasis on practical skills involved in analyzing genes and proteins, extracting sequence data, and identifying genes and proteins implicated in disease by providing ample illustrative examples and extensive java codes.
This lack of mixing of rod- and cone-mediated signals both constrains potential sites of interaction and provides ample opportunities for selective processing, for example to shape the kinetics of rod-mediated signals distinctly from cone-mediated signals.
