The phrase "a case of free" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation involving something being free, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In this situation, it is not just a case of free; there are other factors to consider."
Alternatives: "a situation of being free" or "an instance of free".
The effort to balance this year's display came after a local resident sued the village last December in a case of free speech and religious expression.
My friends are getting book deals from Twitter and I'm slow dancing with a robot for a case of free salsa.
During the summit, Aaron Klein told HuffPost Gay Voices Editor-at-Large Michelangelo Signorile that he believed that baking a cake was an "artistic expression," and as such, is a case of free speech. .
However, if this was varied from being equal to the cost of 99mTc alone to costing 50% more than 99mTc alone, then this would lead the ICER values for (99mTc+blue dye+ultrastaging) compared with (99mTc+ultrastaging) to range from £4700 £195 700 and £8400 £352 600 for a case of survival free of morbidity and survival free of long-term morbidity for 2 years, respectively.
It was more a case of one free-kick, in a dangerous area, and a touch of fortune that when Fellaini's header came back off Courtois it landed exactly where Van Persie wanted it.
Buckling analysis is carried out as a degenerate case of free vibration at zero frequency.
(Although course completers aren't guaranteed reward opportunities; it's more a case of complete a free course and be given the chance to apply for an opportunity).
Third, some investment banks refused to honour hedge contracts sold to investors, arguing that the Russian government default was a case of force majeure, freeing them from the obligation.
There has never been a case of so much free-floating cash being readily available in startups just waiting to be attacked.
We report a case of prolonged recurrence-free survival (38 months) after laparoadrenalectomy for right adrenal metastasis following esophageal cancer surgery in a very elderly male.
Here, we report a case of prolonged recurrence-free survival (38 months) after esophageal carcinoma surgery and subsequent laparoscopic adrenalectomy for right adrenal metastasis.
