The phrase "a relevant case that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an example or instance that is pertinent to the topic being discussed.
Example: "In the context of legal precedents, a relevant case that illustrates this point is Smith v. Jones."
Alternatives: "an applicable case that" or "a pertinent case that".
In addition, Afghan migrants met changing political structures in their host countries, making it a relevant case that shows the changes in the political discourse over the last three decades from protection to return (Jazayery, 2002; Monsutti, 2008; Stigter, 2006).
In general I believe this a relevant case that illustrates the need to carefully delineate new sensory symptoms in patients with congenital inability to experience pain and emphasises the distinct nature of neuropathic versus nociceptive pain states.
Another relevant case that surfaced on the heels of Juniper's backdoor was that of its competitor Fortinet, which was found to have embedded a hardcoded password in its FortiOS software that gave SSH access to servers running it.
In this paper we extend this methodology to two relevant cases, that is, those related to the implementation of an internal model control system and of a feedforward control architecture for the set-point following task.
The sample paths generated by the model can be quite different depending on the primitives, and most of the extensions were designed to enable the framework to accommodate empirically relevant cases that required modification of the initial structure.
The key to success lies with challenging and well situated clinically relevant cases that integrate the scientific and clinical aspects together with facilitator enjoyment of the PBL process.
The NRCT contained four further relevant cases that were apparently not seen as NHS in-patients while resident in England, and were therefore correctly not in the HES file.
The load-bearing service core offers a relevant case study of that methodology: the space is distributed between the served and serving areas, the latter being concentrated into a value-added factory-made module capable of generating diversified building types.
Better, in that he justified his unwillingness to get involved by citing a relevant case in Arizona, that of the Martin Luther King holiday, where outside pressure made locals more resistant to the idea.
We prove the performance insensitivity of EPS in a relevant new case that has not been studied in the literature.
Part I of this Legislative Development presents both the historical background that led to the adoption of the 2007 Directive Proposal and the relevant case that acknowledges the Commission's competence to issue the Directive.
