The phrase "among many cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or a subset within a larger group of cases or examples.
Example: "The study highlighted several important findings, among many cases, that demonstrated the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "in numerous instances" or "within various examples".
This is just one missed opportunity among many cases where sound academic ideas fail to inspire political action.
I consider the age of the last delivered child because if age is more than five years, the possibility of normal delivery is decreased among many cases.
Case 18, Driver, Male There was a sense of overconfidence and an inflated view of driving skills and ability among many cases.
The Fort Dix case from New Jersey in 2007, and the more recent instances of the sole terrorism suspects in Portland, Washington, DC and Baltimore are among the many cases in which some sort of entrapment was alleged (at least, at the outset).
You may have noticed, among the many cases of rappers accused of running afoul of the law, the name of Murray Richman, the lawyer also known in the Bronx as "Don't Worry Murray".
Among the many cases Nkom is working on is the defense of a lesbian who has been jailed for five years.
Disease prevalence estimates among prisoners in many cases reflect trends in disease notification rates among the general population, such as the high rates of chlamydia among juvenile females and female Aboriginal prisoners.
The documents also reveal, among other things, many cases of coalition forces killing civilians and show that American authorities routinely ignored reports of torture, rape and even murder by Iraqi policemen and soldiers.The two leakers also have things in common.
Infected turkeys, ducks, or geese have caused many cases among poultry handlers or workers in processing plants.
But so may the objections from Dryer, Elvin Bethea, Jim Marshall, Dan Pastorini, Joe Senser and Ed White, setting up an unusual showdown among players who in many cases stand together.
At the same time Army recruiters have been chasing high school kids with such reckless abandon that a backlash is developing among parents who, in many cases, want the recruiters kept out of their children's schools.
