The phrase "analyzing cases of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific instances or examples of a particular phenomenon, issue, or subject matter in a detailed manner.
Example: "In this research paper, we will be analyzing cases of corporate fraud to understand the underlying patterns and motivations."
Alternatives: "examining instances of" or "studying examples of".
Race after Technology which examines the relationship between machine bias and systemic racism by analyzing cases of discriminatory design and offering tools for more self socially-conscious approach to tech development.
Residents with a fasting blood glucose level of 126 mg/dL or higher were excluded from this study to avoid analyzing cases of CKD secondary to diabetic nephropathy.
By analyzing cases of discordance between local synteny and Inparanoid we show that local synteny can distinguish between true orthologs and recent retrogenes, can resolve ambiguous many-to-many orthology relationships into one-to-one ortholog pairs, and might be used to identify cases of non-orthologous gene displacement by retroduplicated paralogs.
By analyzing cases of discordance between local synteny and Inparanoid we show that local synteny can distinguish between true orthologs and recent retrogenes, can resolve ambiguous many-to-many orthology relationships into one-to-one ortholog pairs, and can highlight possible cases of parental gene displacement by retrogenes.
He consulted for the Secret Service, testified before Congress and helped analyze cases of germ terrorism for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
To analyze cases of ovarian leiomyomas and to discuss the proper surgical management.
The researchers analyzed cases of California children who got measles between 1998 and 2015, finding that 1 in 1,387 were younger than 5 when they were infected.
We analyzed cases of 320 athletes with bone scan-positive stress fractures (M = 145, F = 175) seen over 3.5 years and assessed the results of conservative management.
To address an obvious but controversial solution – relocating from vulnerable areas – Stanford researchers analyzed cases of "managed retreat" around the world.
The aim of the study was to analyze cases of aggressive ECSs seen in a referral practice.
To clinically analyze cases of ectopic ovarian pregnancy and to generate data regarding the evaluation and management of suspected ectopic ovarian pregnancies.
