The phrase "a case was recalled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a product or item is withdrawn from the market due to safety concerns or defects.
Example: "Due to safety issues, a case was recalled, prompting the company to notify all customers immediately."
Alternatives: "a case was withdrawn" or "a case was retracted".
His case was recalled by Prof Sir Liam Donaldson, former chief medical officer, who told a group of NHS experts this month that never events do still happen – at the rate of 300 a year in England.
The principle of blind identification of the code parameter n in the noiseless case is recalled in the following subsection.
P values below the significance threshold of 0.0083 are printed in boldface We assume a simple model in which cases are recalled when they contain a finding that exceeds a certain suspiciousness threshold.
A total 17/36 (47%) cases were recalled at the original arbitration.
Although the specific products linked with these cases were recalled and are no longer on the shelf, many other spray-on sunscreen products may contain flammable ingredients, such as alcohol, and could catch on fire if they are too close to flames.
Six cases were recalled for assessment of stromal deformity, four cases for calcification and seven cases for asymmetry.
Previous studies have shown that when women are asked about previous spontaneous abortions, about 75% of the cases are recalled [ 23], and similar results are found in validation studies, comparing recalls and medical records in of fetal loss [ 24].
This poster is a case presentation of a woman who was recalled from breast screening with suspicious microcalcifications.
However, a bat "encounter" was recalled in 75% of cases, sometimes by family members or associates.
"We could predict what memories a person was recalling, in this case the memory for their location in space," she added.
