The phrase "as specific cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to particular instances or examples that illustrate a broader point or concept.
Example: "In our research, we will analyze the data as specific cases to better understand the overall trends."
Alternatives: "as particular examples" or "as distinct instances".
The following result includes these observations as specific cases.
Some application areas will be introduced and discussed as specific cases demonstrating the features of the developed concept.
Our framework encompasses several previous approaches as specific cases, including reasoning from preferred consistent subsets, and some forms of information merging.
The informative-dropout model is compared with the ignorable-dropout model as specific cases of the latter are nested subcases of the proposed joint model.
In [38], Hilfer studied applications of a generalized fractional operator having the Riemann-Liouville and the Caputo derivatives as specific cases (see also [39 41]).
It applies to new drug substance and drug product during clinical development and subsequent applications for marketing, as well as specific cases of post-approval submissions of marketed products and to new marketing applications.
As specific case studies become available, it will be possible to learn from them - while of course recognising that regulatory acceptance is explicitly case-by-case, so that the acceptance or rejection of these individual uses of QSAR models should not be over-generalised.
This paper considers open dumps/ landfills as specific example cases upgradable to 'landscaped landfills' so that landfills transform to be a more sustainable disposal option.
"We will look to produce a general survey of what has gone wrong in Nigeria, as well as investigate specific cases of rights abuses," Mr Oputa said.
Current researches on the subject mainly deal with large companies as well as the specific cases of small high-tech businesses or patent trolls.
