The phrase "a pertinent case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation or example that is relevant or applicable to the topic being discussed.
Example: "In the context of legal precedents, Smith v. Jones serves as a pertinent case illustrating the application of the law."
Alternatives: "a relevant example" or "an applicable instance".
There is no example of this kind of "first mover feedback advantage" set out in the report, but you could point to DeepMind's data access partnerships with the U.K.'s National Health Service as a pertinent case study here.
The determination of the geometry was achieved with the Monte Carlo code Geant4 using CaF2 Eu scintillator as a pertinent case study, and validated with experimental data using single crystal CaF2 Eu and heterogeneous CaF2 Eu scintillators.
As a pertinent case example, the development of a soil nitrite biosensor is presented, including a detailed design rationale, optimization of the chemical and physical variables, and the preliminary validation results on simulated soil and real soil samples.
The increasing reliance on financial drivers and devolution of responsibility to the non-government sector, reflecting neoliberal modes of governance, is a pertinent case in point and warrants further critical scrutiny.
A pertinent example is the case of absence epilepsy in which short epochs of high amplitude, slow spike-wave rhythms spontaneously arise from a low amplitude background EEG (see, e.g. [1]).
B. napus, both as a crop (OSR) and as a feral plant, is a particularly pertinent case study, due to the regular presence of wild relatives (B. rapa) in both semi-natural habitats and as crop weeds (Wilkinson et al., 2003; Luijten et al., 2014).
A pertinent example of this is the case of a dipstick test for urinary schistosomiasis (the second most prevalent parasitic disease after malaria), which was developed by researchers at Noguchi.
Based on interactions with more than 150 senior managers and a wide-ranging review of pertinent case studies, marketing professors Patrick Barwise and Seán Meehan developed five questions managers can pose to help assess their organization's ongoing ability to satisfy customers and thereby ensure that their products and services stay relevant.
Here's one local and pertinent case in point: Yo Fuí a EGB is a Facebook page set up in 2011 by two Generation X Spanish guys, Jorge Díaz and Javier Ikazt, who started out by posting photos and videos of stuff they remembered from being kids in the 1980s and going to a typical Spanish elementary school.
A pertinent recent case that Greenberg doesn't discuss is that of Joe Muto, a former Fox News employee who, convinced of his anonymity, leaked some internal Fox footage to the popular blog Gawker.
In a memo to superiors on July 25 , 1988 a deputy attorney general, Meredith A. Cote, wrote that the clear principle that "emerges from pertinent case law is that the stop and/or seizure of an individual by law enforcement officers solely on the basis of drug-courier profile factors is unconstitutional.
