The phrase "already in this case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or context that has been previously established or discussed.
Example: "The evidence presented is already in this case, making it clear that the defendant is guilty."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned in this context" or "already established in this situation".
It's the sort of cinema that tells you at great length what you know already - in this case that the Allende government was flawed but honourable, that the Pinochet coup was grotesque, that 1970s childhoods are to be remembered with bittersweet affection and knowing detail, and that friendships forged across class barriers may come to a terrible end.
"Already," in this case, came quickly.
For my money (already gone in this case), a book about Saul Steinberg, in any form, that doesn't include some of his actual cartoons and art is not a book about Saul Steinberg.
"Changeling" is beautifully wrought, but it has the abiding fault of righteously indignant filmmaking: it congratulates us for feeling what we already feel — in this case, contempt for psychiatry used as coercion and for long-discredited male-chauvinist attitudes.
"The limited information already reported in this case raises serious questions about the legality of the conduct of News Corporation and its subsidiaries under the FCPA," the Democratic senator wrote.
Unlike the Swedish crisis or the Savings and Loan mess, where banks had already failed, in this case they are still limping along, with loans on their books that may be good today but bad tomorrow.
Though a superb literary achievement, Wolf Hall is also not unlike The King's Speech (or indeed The Social Network) in the way it takes a factual story whose contours are already familiar (in this case, the reign of Henry VIII) and attempts to unmask the private truth behind it.
In that case, however, it was the jury's question that was arguably unclear; the Court merely assumed that "the jury could not have intended to put a question which had been already answered". In this case, in contrast, there is no mystery about what the jury wanted to know; the mystery is why the trial judge was unable or unwilling to give it a direct answer.
As already stated, in this case study, the generic part of the data warehouse is complemented with a more complex domain-specific part.
The "unprecedented" trial of a dead man, she said, shows that "so much political capital is already invested in this case, and they need some legal back-up".
Problem number two is that Apple is breaking a golden rule: don't take away what you've already given (in this case, to both developers and users).
