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The phrase "a recent case in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific legal case or situation that has occurred recently within a particular context or field.
Example: "In a recent case in environmental law, the court ruled in favor of stricter regulations on pollution."
Alternatives: "a recent instance in" or "a recent example in".
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Take a recent case in Kabul.
A recent case in the Bronx was dismissed.
F.B.I. officials say the crime resembled a recent case in Erie, Pa., Jo Napolitano (NYT).
A recent case in point was the untimely death of Arcadius.
The clarity of warning labels was also at the center of a recent case in Colorado.
The strike on the Rawa camp is a recent case in which the Americans clashed with foreign militants.
A recent case in Orange Park, Fla., offered more evidence that relapse prevention treatment is no solution, either.
Even a recent case in which a patron was allowed to actually hire a company's dancers turned out just fine.
A recent case in point is seen in the EA's backing for the deregulation of dredging of rivers.
A recent case in Hilla, a town in Babil Province, south of Baghdad, illustrates the uneven treatment in Iraq's courts.
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A recent case in North Wales is all too typical.
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