The phrase "a case that demonstrated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific example or instance that illustrates a particular point or concept.
Example: "The study presented a case that demonstrated the effectiveness of the new treatment in reducing symptoms."
Alternatives: "an instance that illustrated" or "a situation that showcased".
Ron Perez, president of the Columbia-Greene Humane Society/S.P.C.A, praised the prosecutor Terry Wilhelm for laying out a case that demonstrated Paragallo's criminal neglect.
In this article, we use an organizational learning framework to explore a case that demonstrated sustained improvement.
The tense scene offered a bitter conclusion to a case that demonstrated how the long-ago actions of a generation steeped in radicalism and dissent can still excite deep passions, and defiance.
A1 32 Years Later, a Conviction A man accused of raping a woman at knifepoint in a Manhattan apartment in 1973 was convicted in a case that demonstrated the power of DNA testing to identify elusive criminals.
Last month, the justices agreed to hear a case that demonstrates why the issue can be so difficult.
Rhomberg cites the Detroit strike as an "extreme case" that demonstrates the implications of the ongoing erosion of the New Deal accord, under which – and facilitated by the Wagner Act – the importance of the right to strike and the ability to collectively bargain was recognized.
It's a case that demonstrates just how difficult it is to track down and prosecute online harassers, thanks in part to the ease with which malicious individuals can operate anonymously on the internet, and a legal system that is still playing catchup to 21st century technology.
We present a case that demonstrates the use of combined vaginal and laparoscopic approach in two stages to repair a late complication of hysterectomy.
The U.S. Supreme Court should set a precedent for future cases that demonstrates to entrepreneurs, as well as would-be abusers, that America will protect its innovations from threats, whether they come from hackers and identity thieves, patent trolls or outdated patent policies that have been tarnished by time and innovative successes like the modern smartphone.
Define fit-for-purpose use cases that demonstrate a strong return on investment (ROI) to help drive and convince others of your business decisions.
The Internal Affairs Bureau seemed anxious to come up with a case that would demonstrate its willingness to go after corrupt cops.
