The phrase "a lucky case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or instance that is fortunate or beneficial, often unexpectedly.
Example: "Winning the lottery was a lucky case for him, changing his life overnight."
Alternatives: "a fortunate situation" or "a lucky occurrence."
Alas, they may have morphed from first-person individuals into third-person patients, waiting interminably for this test or undergoing that procedure or paying for another script for yet another drug — even if, as in my lucky case, a caring oncologist offers a helping hand.
Georgia's highest court unanimously rejected on Monday a lawsuit arguing that the NBC game show "Deal or No Deal" violated the state's antigambling laws by inviting viewers to send 99-cent text messages in hopes of winning a prize on its "Lucky Case Game," The Associated Press reported.
"I'm inclined to think that, yes, this was the first lucky case in which a conspiracy to kill a prominent opposition figure was uncovered before the tragedy happened".
But even in that lucky case, the C.B.O.'s quantitative estimates of the fiscal cliff's economic effects are not reliable until they fully incorporate economic incentives.
In his lucky case, this came with "ten thousand dollars of income and the most charming eyes in the island of Manhattan".
Alleviating pain – in my relatively lucky case as well as millions of others– means reducing suffering and increasing productivity to help people be more happy, and of course more healthy.
(Rachel Saltz) ★ 'Benda Bilili!' (PG-13, 1 25, in French and Lingala) This documentary of years in the life of Staff Benda Bilili, an intergenerational band of polio survivors and street youth, offers intimate, and rare, access to the urban misery of Kinshasa, Congo, as well as this group's can-do optimism — which, in this lucky case, pays off with international success.
Of course in the lucky case in which all the three techniques (colorimetry, Raman and thermogravimetry) can be simultaneously applied, the identification is more simple and sure.
While one of the lucky cases, I still have detectable heart trouble, take monthly penicillin injections and have to worry about managing my future pregnancies.
In this article we mostly consider moduli theory as the fine part of classification theory of complex varieties: and we want to show how in some lucky cases topology helps also for the fine classification, allowing the study of the structure of moduli spaces: as we have done quite concretely in several papers [30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37].
