The phrase "as a new case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something being treated or considered in the context of a new situation or instance.
Example: "The issue was presented as a new case, requiring a fresh evaluation of the circumstances."
Alternatives: "in this new instance" or "as a fresh case".
But as a new case comes to light, are universities hushing up cases of academics being the copycats?
Only with a few revisions, the modified design can mostly satisfy the new design requirements to fulfill a new design and can be further saved as a new case into the database.
Thus, this study mostly contributes to this debate, first at a national level, and then as a new case study reporting this kind of benchmarking, and its significance is related to the actual results measured at the construction site for the traditional refurbishment works made in Portugal.
Malaria cases presented within 21 days after the initial malaria diagnosis were considered as a relapse and not counted as a new case.
Recurrent HZ was not counted as a new case.
Every presenting child at the clinic was counted as a new case.
We looked for previous similar situation in 2008 to check that this index stay was indeed a as far as possible a "new case".
A further five cases of the severe brain infection, encephalitis, were picked up in the UK, as was a new case of H1N1 influenza.
This may be considered as making a new case, one not within the original agreement, and the party is entitled to "recover on his new case, for the work done, not as agreed, but yet accepted by the defendant". 1 Dane's Abr.
The cable television series will not dramatise the case of Adnan Syed, who was jailed for Hae's murder, but will chronicle the making of the podcast as it follows a new case.
When their visit was over, they left him, as a gift, a new case of the same objectionable liquor, apparently thinking he like it after seeing the two bottles in his liquor cabinet.
