'timely example' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an example that is relevant and timely to a particular situation or topic. For example, "We found a timely example of this issue in the recent case study."
Hurricanes are an obvious and timely example.
Such unrest is often articulated through violence - Young calls this a "banality of evil" using the recent London suicide bombings as a startling, yet timely example.
The Obama administration, to take a timely example, suggested in its recent proposals for corporate tax reform that the government should reduce subsidies for borrowing to limit failures.
Indeed, anyone who takes a risk for a matter of conviction -- the late Senator Paul Wellstone is a timely example -- may be honored in death but is regarded in life as a little eccentric.
All I know for certain is that young artists in New York, not to mention the rest of us, could have benefited from her deeply serious and timely example.
In a timely example, Pagel suggests that the reason the other EU countries are willing to cough up to bail out Greece is simply because the money they are giving away is worth less than the cost to their own economies if Greece defaults.
A timelier example of cultural appropriation in music is white Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, who, after gaining popularity in American hip-hop, has generated ongoing debate over her authenticity as an agent of hip-hop culture.
Whilst greater speed may not always, or even often, be conducive to better public reason on moral matters, it is nonetheless sometimes important for ethical deliberation to be timely – for example in the case of the proposed introduction of novel biotechnologies or changes in Government policy.
However, he acknowledged, such surveillance has and can be abused (see the timely MLK example).
If a horse is not made available for testing in a timely manner, for example, that horse can be declared ineligible from racing for 120 days.
