The phrase "accepted as cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged as a particular type of case or situation, often in legal, medical, or academic discussions.
Example: "The committee reviewed the applications and determined which were accepted as cases for further study."
Alternatives: "recognized as instances" or "acknowledged as examples".
In most cases, an offer has to be accepted as-is to become valid.
James M. Sumner, dean of admission and financial aid at Grinnell College, said a counterpart from a well-regarded institution told him that when computing average SAT scores he excluded the SAT's of students accepted as "development cases," whose grades and test scores are often below average but whose families are likely to make major donations.
Missing data were handled using the last observation carried forward approach, with observations after the start of rescue therapy accepted as observed cases.
We accepted, as a case of IM, each person in the ORLS who had a hospital discharge record that included the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) code for IM.
Our approach in reviewing this subject has been inclusive and we have accepted as PMG any case with festooning of one or more cortical layers.
However, with most authorization languages and also with (the original) SPL, the way to attain this is very inefficient: several requests must be issued, with decreasing precision, until one is accepted (as is the case with the above scenario where Bob wants to know Alice's location).
Using reversed sequences as a decoy database, peptides passing a 1% global FDR were accepted as identified (except in cases where a more stringent 1% local FDR was mentioned in the text).
The cases who have at least one additional esophagus cancer case among their first degree relatives were accepted as family history positive ESCC cases, and the rest of the group was accepted as family history negative ESCC cases.
A review of literature showed that only one case has been reported in a doctral thesis [ 9] therefore, this can be accepted as the first published case of a concomitant AVB and SAB in the horse.
Most test accuracy studies derive their results from a subgroup of potentially eligible patients who satisfy unanimously accepted criteria for acceptance as cases or controls.
