The phrase "a minor case study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small or less significant research analysis or examination of a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "In this paper, we will present a minor case study that highlights the impact of social media on small businesses."
Alternatives: "a small case study" or "a limited case study".
In a minor case, like salmonella, that's going to have a very minor impact.
In some ways, this was a minor case.
Themes will be derived during coding of the data against the coding frame, until the research team agrees data saturation has been reached Data sources will be coded enabling identification of minor themes or data A case study is an in-depth study of a single unit, or a group of units, where the researcher's aim is to elucidate features of a larger class of similar phenomena.
Then, using minor-character elaboration as a case study, he argues for a new understanding of genre, and of the role the literary marketplace plays in the creation and development of genres.
The role of collective action in the marketing of underutilized plant species: lessons from a case study on minor millets in South India.
We selected the primate-specific miR-608 AChE miR-608 AChE whinteractionrally impaired in heterozygotes and homozygotes for the minor AChE rs17228616 allele as a case study for assessing the hierarchic potency of this specific interaction over cholinergic/parasympathetic signaling and anxiety.
The Bland video becomes, then, a case study in how a cop provoked the unnecessary escalation of a minor traffic stop, and considering the outcome of that stop, one cannot help but be outraged.
Some minor comments: It would be an interesting case study to evaluate how favipiravir (which I understand is yet to be clinically approved in the US, but approved in Japan) and BCX4430 would rank through the m/c learning methodology.
Colonoscopies offer a compelling case study.
Willow Creek has become a Harvard Business School case study.
