The phrase "application in the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the application of a rule, principle, or law in a specific situation or case.
Example: "The court's decision was based on the application in the case of Smith v. Jones."
Alternatives: "relevance to the case" or "application to the situation."
Previous studies show that the foremost concern for VAPEX application in the case of NFR is the low non-economical production rates.
The theorem on the Hill stability has effective application in the case where the mass of a body is much less than masses of two other bodies.
As an application, in the case where dim K<,∞, the left (in fact, two-sided) coideal of K determined by the normalizer (group) of Aα in A through the Izumi Longo Popa (Galois) correspondence is identified.
It is of application in the case of large-scale systems, where each control unit is assumed to have access only to a subset of the plant outputs, and possibly controls a restricted subset of input channels.
For drug development these tissue models may be of particular interest for a) systemically acting drugs applied on the skin, and b) drugs acting at the site of application in the case of skin diseases or disorders.
After presenting the formalization of the problem of choice of materials in multi-component systems, such as to contemplate the features specified above, an application in the case of a widely diffused plant component is outlined.
The current approaches for the characterization of cellular electrical properties normally require a tested sample with high cell quantity, restricting their application in the cases in which the cell number in a sample is limited.
It seems desirable, therefore, to have at hand a general expression for evaluating the results of a serial dilution procedure; such an expression, apart from its intrinsic interest, will be useful for application in the cases of certain routine samples as well as of investigational work where unpredictable losses of potency may occur.
In order to achieve suction, the eye's shape needs to conform to the suction ring's shape and therefore as a result of their application-in the general case-the sclera and the cornea are deformed.
We present an approach for controlling context-aware applications in the case of multiple fuzzy contexts.
In an unusual intervention, Sir James Munby, the High Court's President of the Family Division has now said that any further applications in the case must pass through the High Court.
