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"at the case of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular example of something, or as an explanation as to why something is the way it is. Example sentence: At the case of my brother, his bad behavior could be attributed to his difficult home life.
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"Look at the case of Corinthian.
Look at the case of Elizabeth Dole.
But go back and look at the case of Ben Johnson.
Here, Republicans might want to look back again at the case of Annabel Battistella.
Look at the case of Amazon, which dropped WikiLeaks from its Elastic Compute Cloud the moment the going got rough.
Lesbians have a reputation for being PC, so it's interesting to look at the case of Jodie Foster.
The first episode looks at the case of a Cessna that disappeared off Australia in 1978 amid odd radio traffic.
But if you look at the case of Malaya, you will see a context that is radically different from Vietnam and, more important, present-day Iraq.
As well as reflecting the shock this result provoked, the advert takes a wry look at the case of mistaken identity that blighted the referee's performance.
In Sunday's Observer, my colleague Denis Campbell looked at the case of one of the people who died, John Moore-Robinson, who was 20.
People are looking at the case of Wang Lijun [the Chongqing police chief suspected of seeking to defect to the US].
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com