The phrase "a mix of cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a combination of different types or categories, often in contexts like legal cases, examples, or situations.
Example: "The report presented a mix of cases, including both successful and unsuccessful outcomes."
Alternatives: "a combination of cases" or "a variety of cases".
It was a mix of cases that were well known and a few never before made public.
(1) We selected a mix of cases with high and low uncertainty and controversy, based on the information from the first stage interviews.
All assays were performed in 384-well plates, including a mix of cases and controls, with 4 blank samples and 8 random duplicates for QC.
The sample comprised a mix of cases with DSMIV categorical diagnoses of Bipolar I Disorder (10), Bipolar II Disorder (10), Bipolar Disorder Not Otherwise specified (10), Schizoaffective Disorder (10) and Recurrent Major Depressive Disorder (10).
To measure adherence to the national user fee policy, tracer conditions were selected to represent a mix of cases commonly treated at Kenyan primary health facilities, and the government's priority public health interventions across different age groups, genders and illness types.
A mix of case studies and advice, it provides a brilliant introduction to the topic of emotional marketing, helping companies build not just a brand, but what Kevin Roberts coins a "lovemark".
The backlog comprises a mix of open cases and solved cases awaiting analysis and entry of DNA into state and national databases.
A mix of uses cases that involves CarPlay, navigation, photos and general use in a suburban environment.
Penttinen & Valonen [ 20] used a mix of incident cases of MI that were either hospitalized or had died as a result of their MI.
A mix of presentations, case studies and hands-on playing, the event aims to set the agenda for games and culture over two days.
It finds that while they may be motivated by a mix of business case agendas and their personal philosophical and religious beliefs, their accountability orientation reflects the latter.
