The phrase "a collection of case studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of case studies compiled together for analysis or reference.
Example: "The report includes a collection of case studies that illustrate the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a series of case studies" or "a compilation of case studies".
Prospects has a collection of case studies from students who have studied abroad, plus profiles of countries and universities.
When F&ES and student case studies are not available on a subject, we also curate a collection of case studies from across academia and partner organizations.
— David Grann As a psychoanalytic wannabe — I've always dreamed of going into analysis but remain, sadly, unanalyzed — I was primed to like "The Examined Life," a collection of case studies by Stephen Grosz, a psychoanlyst in London.
As a psychoanalytic wannabe—I've always dreamed of going into analysis but remain, sadly, unanalyzed—I was primed to like "The Examined Life," a collection of case studies by Stephen Grosz, a psychoanlyst in London.
In that way we gradually build up a collection of case studies that can be used to support (or invalidate) claims about the applicability systems engineering methods and techniques in different circumstances and domains.
"Musical Minds," the season premiere of "Nova" on PBS, is based on the neurologist Oliver Sacks's most recent book, "Musicophilia," a collection of case studies of people whose brains have unusual relationships to music, cases in which, as Dr. Sacks puts it, "music gets them going to an extraordinary degree".
After Lean Production is a rich collection of case studies, offering detailed pictures of the manufacturing practices and employment policies of a number of plants.
I know, for example, our colleagues in CAF Venturesome have developed a good collection of case studies that have been useful in helping CEOs considering taking on a loan to make the case internally.
There is then a rich collection of case studies, ranging from the large islands of Tasmania, New Zealand, and New Guinea to such smaller Pacific islands as Aitutaki, Mangaia, Ofu, Tahiti, and O'ahu in Hawaii.
Abstract: This book presents a rich collection of case studies exploring the ecology of pastoralism.
In this book, leading specialists in the fields of urban agriculture and urban environment present a unique collection of case studies that examines the growing role of local food production in urban livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa.
