The phrase "apply on a case" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts when referring to the application of rules or principles to a specific situation or case.
Example: "The lawyer will apply the relevant laws on a case to ensure a fair trial."
Alternatives: "apply to a case" or "apply in a case".
Under the existing regulations, an agent could apply on a case-by-case basis for a waiver to produce a movie, and that, presumably, could be applied to television as well; however, Wasserman wanted untrammelled freedom-a blanket waiver that would allow his talent agency to engage in television production for many years to come.
Others may want to give the lines of business more control over each document and the policies they wish to apply on a case-by-case basis.
Yet that same adage still may apply on a case-by-case basis, said Dr. Doug Lundy, an orthopedic trauma surgeon at [Resurgens Orthopaedics in Atlanta.
In conclusion, the methodology is applied on a case study of one railway subsystem and the results of the quantitative risk analysis are exposed.
In this work an original hourly model to optimize multi-energy systems is presented and applied on a case study.
The system advisor model software is applied on a case study for the solar heliostat optimization analysis.
The reactor model was applied on a case study, homogeneously catalyzed synthesis of diols through aldol condensation and Cannizzaro reaction.
Since the presumption only applies on a case by case basis, there is no grand methodological preference for an empty world.
As an application example, the method is finally applied on a case representing a mechanical system (a beam) placed in an environment that can have exceptional configuration.
The developed model was applied on a case study where five different scenarios representing different economic and environmental objective functions were analysed.
The proposed methodology was applied on a case study focusing on planning the capacity supply to meet the projected electricity demand for the fleet of electric generating stations owned and operated by Ontario Power Generation (OPG).
