The phrase "a case of scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the extent or range of something, often in academic or analytical discussions.
Example: "In this research, we will examine a case of scope that highlights the limitations of current methodologies."
Alternatives: "an instance of scope" or "a matter of scope".
The manner in which this trial was conducted doubtless contributed to the wastefulness of 14 trial days for a case of such limited scope as was the Peckham prosecution.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A $12 million settlement on Monday ended the Supreme Court's consideration of a case involving the scope of immunity for criminal prosecutors for their actions before a case goes to trial.
In November 1997, the Constitutional Court of South Africa decided on a case involving the scope of such a "right to health" [ 4].
The Supreme Court is considering a case concerning the scope of that law, which has been used to hold American companies accountable for abusive actions abroad.
WASHINGTON — Employees fired after cooperating in sexual harassment investigations may sue for retaliation, the Supreme Court ruled Monday in a case concerning the scope of a federal law barring sex discrimination in the workplace.
A case study of limited scope is presented in order to assess the potential of the performance of the engineered barrier in terms of the effects of bentonite extrusion on radionuclide transport in a water-saturated planar fracture.
How does this help in the case of intermediate scope?
It makes the decision to take other clinical negligence cases out of scope even more irrational.
(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
