The phrase "a case of preparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or situation that involves the act of preparing something.
Example: "In this project, we encountered a case of preparing the materials ahead of time to ensure a smooth workflow."
Alternatives: "an instance of preparing" or "a situation of preparing".
The other was to pinch cooking utensils and many plates by fingertips tightly as in the case of preparing and storing dishes in a container, washing food containers, washing dishes, stirring foods in a large cooker, washing cookers and kitchen sinks, cutting ingredients and preparation of ingredients for cooking.
Evidence is found of many beneficial outcomes such as waste reduction, simplified planning, and improved customer responsiveness for the case of preparing customized assembly kits for hydraulic hoses.
In the case of preparing special foods one obvious option to reduce time burdens seems to be better and more focused utilisation of services of the style of "Meals on Wheels".
In such a case, all expenses of preparing and distributing the advocacy communications or research materials will be treated as grass roots expenditures.
For me I just got stuck in and people threw stuff at me and I was happy with that, so it's just a case of what you're prepared to take from the audience.
Although Prepon said "No," she did say that Handler gave her a case of Belvedere Vodka to prepare for the task ahead.
Today is the turn of product images from a case manufacturer preparing for the launch of the presumptively named OnePlus 7, posted by Sudhanshu Ambhore.
He sipped a cabernet sauvignon while Mr. Loughlin prepared a case of reds, whites and blush.
In the monitoring phase, they prepare a case of switching their operating channel from the current one to another unoccupied channel because of the sudden appearance of primary users or their encounter with a low performance on the current operating channel for a certain time.
