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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a case that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or example that has the potential to demonstrate a particular point or outcome.
Example: "This is a case that can illustrate the importance of teamwork in achieving success."
Alternatives: "an instance that can" or "a situation that can".
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Mr. Allen said, "This is a case that can be solved".
"Right now, we're in a position of hold, until we do decide whether this is a case that can be grieved," Francis said.
It's got to be tea (though I'm aware that there is a case that can be made in the highest courts in the land for champagne).
The success of any CBR system is contingent on the retrieval of a case that can be successfully reused to solve the target problem.
So there is a case to be made against Britain's handling of the mandate over Palestine, but it is a case that can be made much more convincingly by the Palestinian victims than by the Jewish victors and their sympathisers.
The Israeli police have recommended indicting him in three cases, and it is up to Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit to build a case that can stand up in court.
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Indeed it is very much an outlier, but a plausible case that can be avoided.
Find a suitable case that can fit a bakugan and your cards inside it with ease.
Prynt turns your smartphone into a Polaroid camera thanks to a phone case that can print instant photos.
He may have been on a side that was defeated by 24 points but there is a strong case that can be made for James Graham being the best player on the field on Sunday night.
The $200 version of the AirPods includes a new case that can be charged wirelessly.
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