The phrase "a sufficient case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular argument, situation, or example meets the necessary criteria or standards.
Example: "The evidence presented in court was compelling enough to establish a sufficient case for the defendant's guilt."
Alternatives: "an adequate case" or "a convincing case."
Indispensable is the use of appropriate control groups or control samples and a sufficient case number which permits statistical analysis.
In December, the court said that prosecutors had not made a sufficient case for Lee's detention, an interim victory for Samsung.
"I read the Sunday Times – I have not seen the emails at all – but I think there is a sufficient case presented by the Sunday Times for there to be further questions which will need to be dealt with.
Headlines, every few days, repeat messages that suggest failure of the inspections to indict Iraq: "U.N. inspectors have found no smoking gun" "Still no proof of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction" "Analysts question whether President Bush has made a sufficient case for war". Meanwhile, the President acts as if vindication is inevitable.
The justiciability doctrines limit federal judicial power and include rules that the Supreme Court has crafted to determine (i) whether there is a sufficient "case or controversy" that the court may decide on under Article III of the Constitution; or (ii) whether there are prudential limits which bar courts from exercising judicial review.
Hence, if a sufficient case can be made out for a contradiction, it will be rational to believe it.
In addition, it will ensure a sufficient case-load to enable healthcare professional to build up experience in burn care.
In addition, they were found to be sensitive to variation in setting [ 17] and suitable for creating a sufficient case-mix [ 17, 20].
The examination of the relationship between energy use, reliability and network characteristics in water distribution systems (WDS) requires a set of sufficient case studies to give statistical significance to the conclusions.
So, whatever technology they may or may not have used was neither a necessary nor sufficient case for getting to the outcome that they got to, but having people who wanted change was.
In addition, all medical training institutions need to have appropriate training aides and access to a health facility with a sufficient outpatient case load of children under 5. Finally, there is a need to establish a system to track those who are trained in IMCI during their pre-service training to avoid the unnecessary cost of retraining.
