The phrase "a mass case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a situation involving a large number of cases or instances, often in legal or medical discussions.
Example: "The court is currently overwhelmed with a mass case of fraud that has affected thousands of individuals."
Alternatives: "a large number of cases" or "a significant case load."
"What is happening is a mass case of voter denial," said David Hunt, a partner in Coogan's Bar and Restaurant in Washington Heights.
In this age of specialists, the Mets' bullpen has come down with a mass case of the dreaded Stanhouse Syndrome — walks for everybody.
The first, Feinberg says, clipped and brusque as always, is "the raw emotion": "There's never been a mass case like this, where the compensation scheme is created so soon after the triggering event, where the emotion is so new.
The analytical solution obtained for a dual mass case is reduced to one for a single mass case by considering a limit of infinite in-between damping and zero mass of secondary cylinder.
LOS ANGELES -- An Orange County Superior Court judge removed the O.C. District Attorney's office from prosecuting a mass murder case Thursday, saying the government had made "significant" violations of due process during the case.
The fallout continues to unravel some murder cases, they wrote: All 250 prosecutors with in the OCDA office were booted from a mass murder case earlier this year; a court found that at least one prosecutor had given less than credible testimony under oath; more recently, multiple sheriff's deputies refused to testify in various criminal cases.
The protagonist, Finlay Logan, is a criminal psychologist brought in on a mass murder case: an unrepentant teenage girl has killed her college classmates, members of an atheist society, citing her Christianity as cause and mitigation.
Now, they say, the tobacco wars and other legal battleshave taught that the most effective lever against corporate misconduct is the threat of court-ordered damage awards only a mass tort case can bring.
A mass court case, opened in 2007 against a group called the Union of Communities in Kurdistan (K.C.K ., which the government considers the urban arm of the P.K.K., has led to the detention of thousands of Kurdish and Turkish activists, journalists, academics, and politicians.
The Ecuadorians argued their country's courtroom could not handle a mass tort case this complicated.
He persuaded a Pascagoula state-court judge, a populist who was sympathetic to the sick workers, to allow him to consolidate a mass of cases, and to split the traditional litigation process into two phases.
