'apply in case of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation in which a certain process or action should be taken, or to suggest that an action should be put into practice in a particular case. For example: "When considering potential candidates for the role, we should apply in case of review to gauge the applicant's suitability."
"Such a thing would only apply in case of a doping violation," Babcock said.
The same considerations apply in case of microbiological contamination, which is less critical in case of "cassette" systems, due to their single-use characteristics.
They were also instructed to avoid sun exposure during the study and were provided a sunscreen (Glytone® Suncare) to apply in case of exposure.
This parameter, derived from the proximal isovelocity surface area (PISA) method, however is difficult to apply in case of eccentric jet or when the image quality does not allow an optimal individuation of convergence flow [ 25].
It is important to mention that some methodologies apply in case of divergent sequencing depths linear scaling corrections; however we have shown in a previous study that important differences in sequencing depths may give rise to non-linear differences between compared datasets [ 16].
The mandatory minimum laws would only apply in cases of assaults committed after February 1.
The correlation for marriage, however, did not apply in cases of cancer and pulmonary disease.
That said, Irvine says penalties may apply in cases of live special intelligence operations.
The court ruled the traditional prohibition against mesirah — turning in of a Jew to non-Jewish authorities — did not apply in cases of sexually abused children.
Therefore, this score does not necessarily apply in cases of suspected nosocomial candidemia.
Besides monogenic diseases, epigenome editing may apply in cases of complex traits, such as the long-term effects on neuroplasticity from stress and drug exposure.
