The phrase "a case of saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or instance where saving is relevant, such as in financial contexts or resource management.
Example: "In this economic climate, we find ourselves in a case of saving, where every penny counts."
Alternatives: "an instance of saving" or "a situation of saving".
But this cannot and should not be a case of saving for saving's sake.
Good Night, And Good Luck The Death Of Mr Lazarescu Pavee Lackeen Love + Hate To say it was a case of saving the best until last might be harsh on a few of the 179 other features in the 49th London Film Festival, but George Clooney's superb drama Good Night, and Good Luck certainly brought proceedings to a classy end.
In a case of saving the best for last, at the tail end of the exhibit, one can sit down and watch a selection of "oral histories" -- produced interviews.
An earlier online survey on acceptability of overdetection found a median of one case of overdetection for one person to be saved.
It's a case of leadership saving lives.
In the case of saving lives, matters may be slightly different.
This is a case of good acting saving a movie from its own poor choices.
In other words, it was a case of a government saving a monopoly by manipulating the market and bailing out a company seen as "too big to fail".
The study results showed that participants were willing to pay approximately 240 000 Baht for an additional QALY in cases of saving their lives from death due to life-threatening disease to current health states.
The National Audit Office says this case of "save now, spend later" would save about £450m ($695m) in the first four years, but add £1.1 billion overall.European countries in any case struggle to generate much bang for their money.
Keep trying to convince us that a Republican who believes that abortion should only be legal in cases of saving the life of the mother or in cases of rape and incest, is a progressive Republican.
