The phrase "a compact case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, easily portable container or enclosure for items, often emphasizing its size and convenience.
Example: "I bought a compact case to store my travel essentials, making it easier to pack and carry."
Alternatives: "a small case" or "a portable case".
Mr. Redman and his colleagues played three of Mr. Hancock's songs consecutively at Zankel Hall on Thursday night, making a compact case for his versatility as a composer.
Price: £450 Sony's flagship small phone has a 4.6in screen in a compact case that makes it the most powerful smaller smartphone currently available.
It's "pro" in a compact case, which explains the $5,000 price tag and the magnesium alloy body.
The instrument fits in a compact case (dimensions of 46 × 33 × 17 cm3) and weighs less than 9 kg.
These $349 headphones come with a USB cable, audio cable, two-pronged airline adapter, and a compact case that holds the whole thing in a tight package.
They are also certified under the AMD Live! brand, which means the computer must have a Socket AM2 Athlon 64 X2 Processor, 1GB RAM, XP MCE, away mode BIOS support, and be shipped in a compact case.
In glass display cases at his exhibition were Paula Abdul's "Spellbound" CD in the shell of a giant metal compact case; a Slayer single in a squishy plastic pack full of skulls floating around in fake red blood; and a beautiful wooden-looking radio replica that held a multi-disc set of blues and jazz from Mercury Records.
They come in a sleek, compact case.
A recently appointed governor of the Federal Reserve, Mr Mishkin makes a clear and compact case for cosmopolitan capital; and his footnotes (all 55 pages of them) weigh and tally a wealth of economic research.
In fact, this Xi3 concept provides far less freedom than a simple budget motherboard, compact case, and OEM parts.
They have a decent 5-hour battery life, with two additional charges stored in their compact case, for a total of 15 hours.
