The phrase "a case that illustrated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an example or situation that demonstrates a particular point or concept.
Example: "The study presented a case that illustrated the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an example that demonstrated" or "a situation that exemplified".
Each TSCD-PD session was organized into two main parts: (1) analysis of science instructional tasks as presented in written materials and (2) discussion of a video case that illustrated the classroom enactment of a high-level task, most typically one of the tasks from the Design Unit that was just analyzed.2.2
Morphologically, an association between iCC and VMC was appreciated in 35% of cases that illustrated a gradual neoplastic progression from benign VMC to dysplasia and then to iCC.
In order to test this hypothesis, we presented several video cases that illustrated a problematic classroom situation to preservice teachers in an experimental design.
A court in California is hearing a case that illustrates the difficulties of applying a country-of-destination rule.
Mr. Gagliardi began receiving complaints in Colorado last fall in a case that illustrates how phone frauds can ripple across the country.
The Lawrence case should serve as a justification of the double jeopardy rule because it is a case that illustrates police failures to investigate thoroughly at the time and the mistake of a premature decision to prosecute on inadequate evidence.
Such has been Mr. Mussa's life since his arrest for converting to Christianity nine months ago in a case that illustrates the contradictions — and limits — of religious freedom in Afghanistan.
This article elaborates a conceptual framework for learning organizations, through the introduction of change concepts and the creation of learning teams, and reports on a case that illustrates this framework.
It's a case that illustrates the crux of the problem: people smugglers are responding to a demand for asylum that Europe's politicians are unwilling to meet.
This article presents a case that illustrates the ethical tensions raised by the refusal of life sustaining care in the ED and how such situations can be approached in an ethically appropriate manner.
