The phrase "archive cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of storing or preserving legal cases or documents for future reference.
Example: "The legal team decided to archive cases that were no longer active to free up space in their office."
Alternatives: "store cases" or "preserve cases".
In rare instances, involving older archived cases, one or more anatomic regions were not available in the original material and no additional tissue was available for sampling.
The study was structured to enable study pathologists to independently sign-out the same 25 archived cases as if each case were "new" and each study pathologist was the responsible case pathologist.
Dust is far from gathering on this 225-year-old document, however (not least because it is preserved in the highly protected, temperature-regulated National Archives case): The Constitution influences our lives, schools and government every single day.
"Mozilla and the Archive are cases where we are harnessing powerful techniques of value creation that were originally forged in the Valley and putting them to use".
Another 2m rand has been set aside to put the finishing touches to the renovation and to install the museum, which will trace the building's history and house the digital archive of cases handled by Mandela and Tambo.
This crowd-sourced medical library enables physicians and medical residents to post and discuss clinical images from their mobile devices and to digitally archive interesting cases.
When the non-dominated front does not correspond exactly to the size of the archive, two cases are possible: a too large new archive or a too small one.
"Seeing as none of the people here now have been identified as having entered the building on that first day, the judge has decided to archive the case.
Cases from series II (CNS metastases) were identified by searching the neuropathology archives for cases of resected space occupying lesions.
