The phrase "an enormous case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation, issue, or legal matter that is significant in size or importance.
Example: "The lawyer presented an enormous case that could change the course of the trial."
Alternatives: "a massive case" or "a substantial case".
Ah, to have had tours of the chocolate factory and an enormous case of Christmas confections sent from an uncle each year!
Mark Langer, the court clerk, said that while developing CD-ROM's could be expensive, it was important in an enormous case like this to have documents that could easily be searched.
Stuck with an enormous case of writer's insecurity at Yaddo, the artists' colony in upstate New York where he went to write "Little Murders," Feiffer does the math: "To go forward with a flop of such certainty would be an act of pure masochism.
As we walk towards the terrified lesser bloggers in slow motion, the strapping and dangerous John Biggs swings out a single enormous case, marked "Pelican".
(The enormous case file for Marcela and Felipe includes psychiatric and medical testimony asserting that the siblings have suffered from a number of psychological afflictions — sleeplessness, anxiety, social withdrawal — provoked by the stresses of the investigation and of the public scrutiny they've endured since it began).
(The enormous case file for Marcela and Felipe includes psychiatric and medical testimony asserting that the siblings have suffered from a number of psychological afflictions sleeplessness, anxiety, social withdrawal provoked by the stresses of the investigation and of the public scrutiny they've endured since it began).
These are the millions of pages of letters, memos, telegrams, reports, notes and other documents that constructed the enormous case of genocide brought against the Hitler regime and provide proof eternal of the crimes.
Measuring the influence of an intervention regarding mortality and morbidity is extremely complex in hip arthroplasty as it requires enormous case numbers [ 8], these numbers can often only be gained in large multicentre studies which are very complex, expensive and difficult to set up.
The enormous case-fatality had led to an intense research effort to understand the complex pathogenesis of sepsis and to apply the acquired knowledge in therapeutic interventions of immunomodulation [ 1].
"These are enormous cases and we only know a few pieces of information that are in the press," he added.
"Nonsense," Wolfe merrily interrupted, and extracted from his hip pocket an enormous silver cigar case.
