The phrase "as a recent case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance or example that has occurred recently, often in a legal or academic context.
Example: "The court's decision can be better understood by examining it in light of a recent case that addressed similar issues."
Alternatives: "in a recent instance" or "in a recent example".
Unfortunately, it can also be quite dangerous -- as a recent case of hepatitis in a patient of mine clearly shows.
Unsurprisingly, Salisbury NHS Trust bans children from accompanying their parents into the operating theatre or mortuary, while, as a recent case in America illustrated, air traffic control centres tend not to allow youngsters from taking on too much of a hands-on role.
Caroline Sagesser, a social policy expert at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, said the church had no legal protection from investigations, although sometimes the police will refrain from entering church property out of respect, as in a recent case when asylum seekers took refuge in a church.
Although this renders the clinical utility very low, there might be ways to achieve possible improvements, as suggested by our post hoc analysis as well as by a recent case control study.
Sometimes the information is more specific as in a recent case when an Al Qaeda detainee said attacks were planned against financial institutions.
A new study in The Harvard Law Review suggests that if Supreme Court justices can see for themselves what happened in a case -- as in a recent case in which the first citation in a petition filed with the court was a YouTube link -- they may be less inclined to defer to the factual findings of jurors and to the conclusions of lower-court judges.
Since it was coined in the mid-2000s, the sharing part has been thoroughly exploited, and, as in a recent case involving an Airbnb property and a squatter in California, free-riders ride again.
This has led to the recognition and challenge of using spatial gene expression data to reconstruct the regulatory circuits responsible for those spatial patterns, such as in a recent case study of reverse engineering the well-studied gap gene network responsible for segmentation in the embryo of D. melanogaster[ 46- 49].
Thus, pharmacological inhibition of the MAPK pathway may serve as a potential treatment option in pediatric astrocytoma patients, as exemplified in a recent case report [ 106].
In fact, dentoalveolar tipping is an important modification induced by tooth-borne expanders since the expansion force is transmitted to the maxillary bones via the dentition [18, 28], while it is negligible with MSE, even in late adolescents, as shown in a recent case report [3].
As demonstrated by a recent case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court, there are many grey areas.
