The phrase "supported by examples" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It indicates that a statement or argument is backed up by specific instances or evidence. Example: "The author's claim that education is the key to success is supported by examples of successful individuals who have credited their education for their achievements."
The law was a systematic and coherent formulation, well supported by examples, of patterns recognized as early as 1814 by the Danish philologist Rasmus Kristian Rask.
The text is supported by examples, including figures and animations (videos), as well as a set of Matlab© codes, illustrating the concepts given throughout this chapter.
The underlying theme is a mystical, philosophical one, and there are many moral precepts supported by examples and quotations from the holy book of Islām, the Qurʾān, and the Ḥadīth (the sayings of the Prophet Muḥammad).
Supported by examples from a wide range of industries and companies, and filled with practical tools for applying the three laws, this book helps managers design and lead a coherent strategy for creating joint value with outside partners.
Their theory is supported by examples such as Louis Vuitton, a company built around an emotional status symbol, and Curves, a successful gym franchise anchored on a social weight-loss experience.
This paper develops a compelling thesis for architecture design education pedagogy that fuses the competing design agenda of expression and simulated energy consumption modeling, supported by examples of student work.
An overview of a recent field measurement campaign is then provided, supported by example gamma-ray pulse-height spectra collected on cylinders of known enrichment.
The example of the sequence of mappings satisfying AKTT-condition is supported by Example 3.11.
These interpretations are supported by example waveforms (Fig. 8); large-amplitude segment of transverse components correspond to large-amplitude S-waves (note waveforms for subsources numbered 6 12 in Fig. 8).
All of the arguments and strategies developed by the authors are supported by rich examples developed from case studies of how to effectively accomplish their goal of mitigating the outbreaks of violent conflicts through improved international cooperation in intervention.
For instance hypothesis h6 is supported by several examples in the reference dataset among which e6.
