The phrase "accepted in case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permissible or allowed under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The refund policy states that returns are accepted in case of defective merchandise."
Alternatives: "permitted in the event of" or "allowed in the case of".
Camper says that the Peu shoes you bought – lace-up sneakers – were part of its "customisable" Camper One range, for which its website specifies "returns are only accepted in cases of manufacturing defects".
While the superiority of aromatase inhibitors over tamoxifen is generally accepted in cases of advanced disease, their use in the adjuvant setting is still controversial and it is important to look at all aspects of their use, including the long-term side effects.
This result provides a rationale for poor economic outcomes of return migrants: the more migrants remit, the more likely they will return, and the lower the wages they are ready to accept in case of return.
This finding seems to mirror findings in a study focused on informed consent in the Czech Republic that reflected "an unquestioning willingness, of a significant proportion of citizens, to accept, in cases of illness, all decisions made by doctors during the course of treatment" [ 19].
Coming back to policy implications, notice that horizontal mergers are commonly proposed and usually accepted in case there is no substantial lessening of competition or the merger is a necessary condition to achieve efficiency gains.
According to the test guidelines, IgG antibodies were accepted positive in case of > or = 1 60 titre, while IgM and IgA antibodies in case of > or = 1 25 titre [ 6].
VS represent histologically benign tumours, a significant proportion of which are either nongrowing or slow-growing; therefore, observation is commonly accepted option in case of small oligosymptomatic tumors (<2.5 cm in size) [ 2, 3].
However, the above mechanism was hardly accepted in the case of the HOPG substrate because of the lack of assistance from TIP in the observed energy range.
