The phrase "a class of cases on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific category or group of cases related to a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The study focuses on a class of cases on environmental law that have set important precedents."
Alternatives: "a category of cases regarding" or "a group of cases concerning".
The advantage of our algorithm with respect to other methods present in literature, like BFR or STREAM, is that it relaxes the assumptions on the processed data streams, and can thus be effectively applied to a wider class of cases, on which it performs better.
Common cases allow conclusions for a broader class of cases.
In a recent paper, we proved a slight variant of the EKF, namely the invariant extended Kalman filter (IEKF), when used as a nonlinear observer, possesses local convergence properties under the same assumptions as those of the linear case, for a class of systems defined on Lie groups.
In the remainder of the discussion, therefore, we shall concentrate on that class of cases.
In response, judges have adopted case management strategies that effectively involve spending significantly less time on certain classes of cases than on others.
In addition, a group of trial lawyers was readying a series of class action cases on behalf of smokers.
On the contrary, the principles of that case have been recognized and enforced in a very large number of cases, notably in those we have referred to as belonging to the second class of cases above mentioned.
Geragos is seeking class action status, expecting a class of more than 150 plaintiffs for the case; he is seeking a minimum of $100 million on their behalf.
He was cleared by a class of undergraduate journalism students at Northwestern University, who took on his case as a class project.
Seaman's complaint requests a jury trial and approval of the case as a class action "on behalf of a class of similarly situated individuals," presumably the employees of Duke and UNC.
