The phrase "as a good case" is not correct and may not be usable in written English without additional context.
It could potentially be used when discussing an example or scenario that serves as a strong illustration of a point being made.
Example: "The study of climate change serves as a good case for the need for immediate action on environmental issues."
Alternatives: "as a strong example" or "as a valid instance".
So it is impossible to, as you would like, so neatly separate the two.'Globalization', which you have also consistently defended, serves as a good case in point.
There's no such thing as a "good" case of dengue fever, but some are worse than others, and it's difficult to determine which patients will make a smooth recovery and which may find their condition life-threatening.
John Ritchie, president and chief executive for Bethel Homes, which will soon have five residences and a management company in Westchester County, described Springvale Inn as "a good case study of how institutions are evolving to serve the newer breed of seniors not always able to live by themselves but not ready for a nursing home".
Therefore, from perspectives of distribution, dated age, and vegetation of Thermopsideae, it fits as a good case of Madrean-Tethyan disjunction.
China has made a major commitment to investment in government-based agricultural biotechnology and has made much progress, especially in cotton production, and therefore serves as a good case study for the benefits of GM crops in agricultural innovation and development [ 8, 9].
A recent Fortune cover made the bears' case well, as Business Week made a good case for avoiding equities in 1982.
As such it makes a good case for Brexit.
"As one might expect, a good case can be made that fewer Americans are now being victimized" thanks to the tougher crime policies, Paul G. Cassell, an authority on sentencing and a former federal judge, wrote in The Stanford Law Review.
As such it makes a good case study about why we so often fail to communicate.
Ever the controversialist, Posner is willing to entertain the idea that plagiarism is hardly the high crime that moralists in the media and the academy advertise it as, and he makes a good case for the notion that copying is (and always has been) a crucial element of the creative enterprise.
Foreign firms are just as likely to win a case - a good case, Mr Qiu added - as domestic plaintiffs.
