The phrase "able in this case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or suitability for a specific situation or context.
Example: "She is more than able in this case to handle the project on her own."
Alternatives: "capable in this instance" or "qualified for this situation".
But although no one can yet see a black hole close up, and thus test Dr Mathur's ideas for real, the fact that string theory seems able, in this case, to resolve long-standing inconsistencies between general relativity and quantum mechanics is a big point in its favour.
The simulation was able, in this case, to provide valuable insight into the likely outcome of the proposed triage intervention, and the intervention was adopted in large part due to the simulated results.
The name is usually insignificant, except when it is a require-able module: in this case, the new namespace is initialized to use that module's bindings.
A "free-range geek" might evoke images of chickens, but it means being able to roam – in this case across residencies, rather than being confined to a single project.
"But they don't prove that Sullivan and Myers ever acted with criminal intent, an essential element we doubt the government will ever be able to prove in this case".
But that is the very reason that legislatures, like New York's, should be left free to pass laws about the subject, rather than be told that the Constitution forbids it on grounds no more forceful than the Court has been able to muster in this case.
So, if the NSA is willing to accept data from foreign intelligence agencies that it is not able to collect in this case, why not in other cases as well?
However, lowering ROS by feeding the host antioxidants was able to rescue growth: in this case the shuttle is available without the toxic consequences of high ROS.
"Through his remarkable effort and fierce determination over the last three years, Mr Sabir has been able to do that in this case.
It added: "The stark reality is that unless the English courts are able to exercise jurisdiction in this case, these very grave allegations against the executive will never be subjected to judicial investigation".
"Given the uncertainties of litigation," she said, "we generally prefer to resolve disputes out of court if we can do so on reasonable terms, but we have not been able to reach agreement in this case". Wall Street analysts, those inveterate optimists, have played down the financial impact on J.P. Morgan Chase of a settlement.
