The phrase "a case of semantics" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a situation where the disagreement or confusion arises from the interpretation of words or phrases rather than the actual issue at hand.
Example: "The debate over the new policy seems to be more a case of semantics than a genuine disagreement on its merits."
Alternatives: "a matter of wording" or "a question of terminology".
Although these results were similar to those obtained with PCA selected single tests, the factor scores revealed a wider network in the case of phonology (due inclusion of data from tests using words in addition to non-words) and a more constrained region in the case of semantics (due to inclusion of data from test with phonological output rather than input requirements).
Governatori et al. 2002 investigates the relationships between BDI logics and a particular case of fibring semantics (which the authors call dovetailing), showing that a (general) logical account of BDI can be handled by means of dovetailing multimodal logics.
In particular, the familiar matrix semantics are a specific case of possible-translations semantics, as well as the historical examples of translations between logics found in the literature.
In the case of statistical semantics, practical applications such as question-answering based on large textual resources, retrieval of documents relevant to a query, or machine translation are at present greatly superior to logical systems that attempt to fully understand both the query or text they are confronted with and the knowledge they bring to bear on the task.
Carnap hoped that the fact that we could imagine ourselves to know the internal structure of the robot would help to make the case for an empirical science of semantics more plausible.
Whether Neanderthals and Denisovans comprise separate species is probably mainly an issue of semantics and, in any case, cannot be answered without additional Denisovan samples.
It is a question of semantics.
It's all a matter of semantics.
This is not merely a matter of semantics.
