The phrase "a case of pushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is exerting pressure or influence to achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "In this negotiation, it was a case of pushing for better terms that ultimately led to a successful agreement."
Alternatives: "an instance of urging" or "a situation of pressuring".
Apple has lent the museum a hundred of the devices in what is either a brilliant promotional move or — given the Cooper-Hewitt's design-minded demographic — a case of pushing to the converted.
However, this will likely be less a case of pushing an unwanted app to devices in similar vein to U2's controversial Songs of Innocence iTunes giveaway, and more about incorporating whatever Beats Music becomes into the Music app that is already part of the iOS software.
But many of the ballyhooed changes that have occurred in fashion over the past decade or so -- and for which designers can charge more because they have to work harder on marketing -- amount to little more than a case of pushing peas around on the same plate.
It's a case of pushing him hard for Rio," Brearey told BBC Sport.
This wasn't a case of push and shove but of encouragement and comradeliness.
"It's a classic case of pushing on a wet noodle," said Chris Walker, an economist at Credit Suisse First Boston in Tokyo.
But it's also a case of shareholders' pushing for change and then proving incapable of controlling it.
I think that's a case of him pushing himself in a different direction to bring a certain prestige to a musical role that hadn't been attempted before and it's association with a great film-maker like Fellini.
I've always been someone who just throws themselves into the deep end and thinks, 'Right, let's work from here.' It's a case of me pushing myself out of my comfort zone and getting stuck in.
If this was solely a case of additional money pushing up stock prices, it probably wouldn't have much of an effect on volatility measures.
But we knew it couldn't just be a case of watching and pushing buttons when required.
