The phrase "a case collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compilation of cases, often in legal, medical, or academic contexts.
Example: "The researcher presented a case collection that highlighted various instances of the disease across different demographics."
Alternatives: "a compilation of cases" or "a collection of case studies".
A small case collection provides some data on the efficacy and tolerability at low doses [ 15].
Furthermore, this study is a retrospective case collection with its inherent limitations.
We have used TachoSil® in a prospective case collection study of nine patients for occlusion of surgical openings of the ventricular system during surgery for malignant gliomas scheduled for implantation of BCNU wafers into the tumor resection cavity.
We used a standardized case collection form to record information on demographics, clinical history, risk factors for HIV infection, HAART, and CD4 lymphocyte count and plasma HIV RNA load that were available within one month of ICU admission.
We performed an in-depth analysis on four of them (COPS5 was not analyzed for the reasons mentioned in the previous paragraph) on a large melanoma case collection (described in Table S5).
The advantages of our study include a population-based case collection, and optimal, uniform methods for EBV detection.
Hong-Kong startup Lumion unveiled an iPhone X case collection to protect the new all-glass device hours before Apple's official announcement of its latest smartphone lineup this Tuesday, which will include the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and the 10th anniversary iPhone X.
We then established the age and regional origin distribution for a typical multiple sclerosis case collection and determined the false-positive rate expected when comparing such a collection with birth rates estimated by averaging population-specific national statistics.
Prior to study readings, a training session was run by a radiologist who participated in case collection.
