The phrase "appropriate in the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for a particular situation or scenario.
Example: "The measures taken by the committee were deemed appropriate in the case of the emergency."
Alternatives: "suitable for the situation" or "fitting for the circumstance".
The Insolvency Service said it was investigating whether the use of a pre-pack administration was appropriate in the case of West Coast Capital (USC).
"At the end of the day, a nonjail-sentence disposition was something that we felt was appropriate in the case," Bachner added.
It's becoming a little too fashionable for media organisations to say sorry, but I think this really might be appropriate in the case of Channel 4 and its board.
Biological weapons, like chemical weapons, radiological weapons, and nuclear weapons, are commonly referred to as weapons of mass destruction, although the term is not truly appropriate in the case of biological armaments.
For example, choices (4.1) and (4.2) are not appropriate in the case of BV diffusion coefficients.
The impact of post-stratification weights is rather limited, but more appropriate in the case of descriptive analysis.
"I was disappointed that the Justice Department plans to continue to refer additional cases to the military commissions without defining the specific reasons why military commissions are appropriate in the cases.
A k-nearest neighbor approach to estimating the entropy is appropriate in this case and we used the KSG algorithm to do the calculation.
The approximation of phase drift in (6) is also appropriate in this case, since the maximum possible differential phase drift is less than.
The appropriate arithmetic in the case of dilution is not subtraction, but division.
The Microsoft filing, which came a day before the Wednesday deadline, is the last step before Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson rules on the appropriate remedies in the case.
