"while for example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is used to introduce an example that clarifies or further explains something. For example, "The soil is extremely fertile, while for example, the climate is mild and conducive to growing crops."
After a while, for example, everybody turns green, and the winners are the companies with the best execution.
The program can be set to do its analyses when the computer has been idle for a while (for example, when the user takes a break).
For a long while, for example, Roberts sang under the name Appendix Out; he says he has not abandoned the idea of future aliases.
"Then, after you're not exposed to whatever it is — after people stop smoking for a while, for example — the risk returns down to that of the base-line population".
But it takes a greater effort of imagination to see that while, for example, enabling parents to return to work is important, if the focus was on the wellbeing of children first and foremost, then priorities might be slightly altered.
Some aspects of Dishfire have been out for a while — for example, privacy violations related to the database earned it a place in an internal N.S.A. audit, which was published by the Washington Post this summer.
Offer a free version and drop an advertisement into the conversation every once in a while, for example.
But for those who are serious about heading down that track, he recommends concentrating exclusively on research for a while, "for example, by doing a 2-year postdoc," although probably only after getting 2 or 3 years of clinical experience.
They had a learning curve (it took a while, for example, to figure out that if an option you wanted wasn't immediately visible, it was probably tucked away under the Menu button).
ZipDial has been working with Twitter already for a while, for example offering a service for users to dial/hang up on a number to activate receiving a Tweet stream from a specific Twitter account.
