The phrase "a reported case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or occurrence that has been documented or communicated, often in a medical or legal context.
Example: "There has been a reported case of influenza in the local community, prompting health officials to issue a warning."
Alternatives: "an observed instance of" or "a documented case of".
There were two significant dropouts: Marco Pantani, the Italian leader of Mercatone Uno, the winner of two mountain stages, the Tour champion in 1998 and the highest name on Armstrong's hit list, failed to start because of a reported case of dysentery.
Tight end Ben Watson is questionable because of a reported case of appendicitis.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has asked Pakistan's Government to investigate a reported case of cholera in the north-west Swat Valley.
There is also a reported case of microcytic anemia and inflammation caused by an inborn error of zinc metabolism due to a dysregulation of CP metabolism [ 74].
This bacterium, which previously belonged to the genus Erwinia but was recently reclassified into the genus Pantoea, is a well-known plant pathogen with a reported case of it also being a human-pathogen [ 24, 25].
Human travel might also contribute to dissemination of ST1 strains, as exemplified by a reported case of human S. suis meningitis caused by an ST1 strain involving a patient who contracted S. suis in the Philippines but in whom clinical signs appeared only after he returned to the United States (24 ).
A summary of all reported cases of renal HCDD is presented in Table 1.
These include a newly reported case of waterboarding and another case of similar water torture.
It's the first reported case of a single corporation taking an entire WeWork space.
This is the first reported case of a spontaneous dorsal herniation.
A few reported cases of infective endocarditis exist, with no reports describing involvement of blood access infection.
