The phrase "a genuine case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or instance that is authentic or real, often in a context where one is discussing examples of a particular phenomenon or condition.
Example: "This is a genuine case of mistaken identity that has led to significant consequences for the individuals involved."
Alternatives: "a true example of" or "an authentic instance of".
In the publication Socialist Appeal, Max Shachtman, then a Marxist theorist (he later moved to the right), titled a 1937 article "The Politics of Gus Tyler — A Genuine Case of Rotten Liberalism in the Party".
The first killing, which took place in 1989, is, as Jenkins reconstructs it, a genuine case of self-defense.
Now, I know that a genuine case of coeliac disease is one thing, but not everyone has it, surely?
I once observed tritely that he was a genuine case of someone unspoiled by success, and was told: 'Yes, but he does enjoy it.' That's true.
The man's story, as it finally emerges, is far more interesting, a genuine case of repetition compulsion with a sacrificial aspect, a sort of suicide in instalments, since the safety harness was rudimentary and the jumps physically damaging.
Although Glenn had recently had both of his knees replaced and Irene had just recovered from a genuine case of shingles, the two Pattons looked happy and healthy when they met me at their door.
All the driver has to do, they say, is sit behind the wheel and press the pedals -a genuine case of PlayStation for grown-ups.
This exhibition fails to say anything about the compex phenomenon of influence, or to make a genuine case for the importance of Rubens.
Therefore, in a genuine case (absence of a wormhole), it is possible to reach v that is two-hop away from W1 in at most four hops with a high probability.
I don't think it was a real genuine case of becoming a British citizen.
Since the appeal must be dismissed on the ground that appellant has no standing to litigate the constitutional question which the record presents, it is unnecessary to consider whether the record shows the existence of a genuine case or controversy essential to the exercise of the jurisdiction of this Court.
