The phrase "as cases present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to situations or instances as they arise or become relevant.
Example: "We will address the issues as cases present during the meeting."
Alternatives: "as situations arise" or "as circumstances develop".
I therefore want specially to note that, as cases presenting significant science-related issues have increased in number, see Judicial Conference of the United States, Report of the Federal Courts Study Committee 97 (Apr.
Viral gastroenteritis was defined as cases presenting the above mentioned symptoms plus (1) either laboratory confirmation of a viral gastroenteritis pathogen or (2) having shared a room with a case fulfilling criterion (1).
6 7 Generalisations of findings beyond acute care settings are not appropriate to estimate the prevalence of APAP poisoning in the USA, as cases presenting to poison centres or within ambulatory practices are not captured.
We contend that the same uncertainty will arise over and over, as other unstudied cases present themselves in the practice.
If there is any doubt about skin healing, then correction can be delayed as appropriate as in the cases presented.
the gradual process of judicial inclusion and exclusion, as the cases presented for decision shall require, with the reasoning on which such decisions may be founded.
The technique used is particularly pertinent to tumours which are located deep within the brain for which surgery poses a significant risk such as the cases presented here.
Four cases presented as a developing asymmetry (Fig. 4), and one case as architectural distortion.
Radiographically, most cases presented as well-demarcated radiolucent lesions.
Eighteen cases presented as a solitary mass.
