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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a case presents a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or example that illustrates a particular point or issue.
Example: "In legal studies, a case presents a unique opportunity to analyze the application of law in real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "a case offers a" or "a case demonstrates a".
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This paper, using fish as a case, presents a framework for identification of high-priority habitat factors based on the responses of aquatic species to their habitats, using presence/absence, abundance and biomass data.
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1185, 55 L.Ed.2d 443, a case presenting a quite different legal issue.
This formulation was in a case presenting a due process challenge and a challenge to a State's exercise of its own powers, powers not confined by the principles that control the limited nature of our National Government.
In addition a plexiglass case presents a multiple that he created: a backpack and camping supplies that in theory a collector might use for his own nomadic peregrinations.
The administration also argues that the case presents a political question — a dispute between the two elected branches that the court should stay out of.
This case presents a seldom cause of a gastrointestinal bleeding due to an aneurysma of the hepatic arteria.
This case presents an example of a situation where there are too many causes in fact.
This is a Darden case study.This case presents an application of conjoint analysis in a financial services setting.
But the Madoff case presents an unusual situation, said Scott M. Berman, a partner at the law firm Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman who represents investors in several feeder funds.
However, as we noted above in section V(A), a jail suicide case presents an exception to the rule that there is no duty to give aid to and protect another person from harm.
This case presents an opportunity for a narrow holding.
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