The phrase "a natural case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or example that occurs in a typical or expected manner, often in discussions about language, grammar, or logic.
Example: "In linguistics, a natural case is often used to illustrate how certain grammatical structures function in everyday language."
Alternatives: "a typical instance" or "a common scenario".
It's more a (natural) case of tripe sliced and coiled into hundreds of little stomachy springs, so that when you apply a knife to the resulting mammoth sausage they jump out and unfurl themselves in all their rubbery glory.
Mill's rejection of a natural case isn't that anything goes; it's that nobody can really know what goes until someone goes farther.
The case of flights safety lends itself as a natural case study for choice under of information asymmetry that involves dread risk and emotional factors.
Since in real systems saturation always exists in some form, e.g. as a result of valve opening limits or finite power supply, this is a natural case to consider.
I guess we are dealing with a natural case of ethnocentrism, and I think unfortunately we can't blame that.
Patz points to a natural case study: the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
A natural example in case of paralogs is the minimization of the total amount of edges that enter tubes of the species tree.
Situations in which leaves are separated by a gap but partly overlapping probably represent a more natural case for insects that communicate in a dense vegetation habitat.
The positive result for brain tissue from kudu A1221 confirms the diagnosis of subclinical spongiform encephalopathy in this animal (15 ) and is the first to demonstrate transmission from a subclinical natural case of spongiform encephalopathy in a bovine species.
Naked mole rats have an uncanny resistance to cancer—so much so that a single natural case had never been observed in the long-lived creatures.
The mean glycoform ratios obtained from individual brain samples from cattle of the pre-1975 (n = 7) and post-1990 (n = 6, included is the outlier PG152/02) group were compared to those obtained from a natural BSE case and a natural scrapie case.
