The phrase "act in this case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific situation or context where a decision or action is required.
Example: "In order to resolve the issue, we must act in this case with urgency and care."
Alternatives: "take action in this instance" or "respond in this situation".
The Met need to explain why they think it is appropriate to use the Official Secrets Act in this case.
"The department believes that this is the most efficient path to regulatory certainty under the [Environmental Protection and Biodiversity] Act in this case".
Dalton told the press, "The facts indicate that before the alleged act in this case, this girl had engaged in sexual activity...
But also true to form, the president is looking for redemption in some historically consequential act – in this case putting the brake on global warming.
Dalton told the press, "The facts indicate that before the alleged act in this case, this girl had engaged in sexual activity..
Like a good standup comic, Trump invites the audience to join him in the adventure of delivering his act — in this case, the barbarously entertaining adventure of running a Presidential campaign that insults everybody.
It is right that the Gambling Commission has acted in this case and assured us that Camelot has put controls in place to mitigate against any similar licence breach in the future".
"We're fully aware that China is a morbidly ill society, one in which rules and regulations are willfully ignored, but it's appalling how shamelessly the regime acted in this case," he said.
Witness B eventually told the court: "I was aware that the general question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by Security Service management legal advisers and government, and I acted in this case, as in others, under the strong impression that it was considered to be proper and lawful".
The officer, identified only as Witness B, said: "I was aware that the general question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by security service management legal advisers and government, and I acted in this case, as in others, under the strong impression that it was considered to be proper and lawful".
Witness B said: "I was aware the general question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by security service management legal advisers and government, and I acted in this case, as in others, under the strong impression that it was considered to be proper and lawful".
