The phrase "as applied cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or academic contexts to refer to specific instances where a law or principle is applied to particular facts or situations.
Example: "The court's decision in the recent ruling was based on several as applied cases that illustrated the application of the law in real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "specific application cases" or "instances of application".
It suffices, therefore, to hold that, as applied to cases like the present, the statute is valid.
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And, as applies in my case, how many mature students are deciding not to take courses?
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Existing cluster detection techniques as applied to case-control or cohort studies [ 22- 24] do not allow for simple adjustment of confounding variables using all data simultaneously in the cluster detection model.
It was Mr. Clement who was being inconsistent, the chief justice said, noting that in an earlier phase of this case a year ago, the Supreme Court ruled that the provision could be challenged "as applied" on a case-by-case basis.
He said that he and the DPP NI) had been careful to ensure that each case was considered on its own merits and was "subjected to the same test for prosecution" as applied in all cases.
We therefore include that element in determining whether the foregoing instructions correctly stated the law as applied to these cases.
Section "Results and Discussion" introduces and discusses the results of the simulations as applied to several cases of interest.
Parameter estimation, using the same method as applied to the cases in Sect.
The generalizations in earlier reports have been incorporated in this concrete procedure as applied in two cases of undescended scapula with scapulo-vertebral attachment and short neck.
