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The phrase "applied in case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or application of a rule, procedure, or principle under specific circumstances.
Example: "The safety protocols are applied in case of an emergency to ensure the well-being of all personnel."
Alternatives: "implemented in the event of" or "enforced in situations of".
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This process is applied in case of processing difficult to machine material.
As an example, this methodology was applied in case of dichloromethane.
However, it can't be applied in case of mild climates, which leads to no recommendation of compactness.
Additionally, the auxiliary bearing is applied in case of AMB failures and has become indispensable to provide mechanical supports and displacement constraints for the rotor.
These two aspects were applied in case of thin film CdTe CdS solar cells to evaluate their contacting performances and their influences in solar cell parameters.
On the other hand, the effect is not applied in case of e.g. NbTi superconducting conductors, the Ic(B) of which is linear in a broad field range.
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3. The question of consent as applied in cases of trans plants from the dead advance consent of the donor and con sent of his relatives.
In particular, a "donut-shaped" CTV was consistently applied in cases of preoperative circumferential epidural extension, regardless of extent of residual epidural extension.
Since then, the court has repeatedly interpreted Coker as holding that the death penalty cannot be applied in cases of person-on-person violence other than murder or reckless disregard for life.
But Field Marshall Tantawi said the law would still be applied in cases of "thuggery", without giving any details.
Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi said the law would still be applied in cases of "thuggery", without giving any details.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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