The phrase "acted in the case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's involvement or actions taken regarding a specific situation or legal matter.
Example: "The attorney acted in the case of the wrongful termination lawsuit to ensure the client's rights were protected."
Alternatives: "intervened in the matter of" or "took action in the instance of".
If you don't act in the case of serious wrongdoing, you could be blamed for not taking action.
While unfortunately the damage is done at the landmark McGraw-Hill Building on West 42nd Street, it's not too late to act in the case of St Ann's.
Spain determined it could finally act in the case of the Paloma V, 11 years after the first allegations of illegal fishing against the Vidals.
Nimodipine would potentially also act in the case of meningitis-associated vasospasm (but not vasculitis) as the underlying etiology for an increase of CBFv on TCD.
The ministry said it had acted similarly in the case of Tristan Anderson, an American severely wounded by a tear-gas projectile in 2009.
It points out that both organisations acted similarly in the case of Gui Minhai, the owner of Mighty Current, the Hong Kong company that publishes books critical of the Chinese Communist Party.
The state's child protection agency acted appropriately in the case of a 10-year-old Woodbridge boy now charged with killing a toddler, a spokesman for Gov. James E. McGreevey said today.
If it found that the DA acted improperly in the case of Officer Wilson, can every other grand jury processed by this office come under review?
Instead of bemoaning their fate, they acted and, in the case of the pilot and rescue teams, had prepared their whole careers for such a moment.
Apparently, the two mutations acted additively in the case of GFP production.
On the other hand, although the benefits of invasive strategies in myocardial infarction treatment are well documented, this fact is not always acted upon in the case of patients aged over 65[[ 6, 7].
