'case gathering' is a valid phrase in English, and it is often used in legal contexts.
For example: The lawyer was responsible for case gathering, preparing arguments, and presenting them in court.
As much as I hated to see my violin case gathering dust, I felt lighter and more at peace when I went for long stretches without touching it.
We were fueling up and, in my case, gathering courage, to take a ride on the Funivia Colle Eletto — a birdcage-like cable car that fits only two people and slowly ferries them to the top of Mount Ingino, where there is a magnificent panoramic view of the city and surrounding countryside.
Serial's story arc includes a murder, the subsequent investigation and a conviction, but it has still resulted in a veritable legion of amateur detectives who collectively pore over and obsess about the details of the case, gathering on Reddit and other platforms and working together to potentially uncover new evidence and propose alternate theories of what really happened.
We used three different methods for case gathering and assessment, as we included every clinically recognised case from two different sources of medical records.
In such cases, gathering information becomes laborious, expensive and time-consuming.
After preparing a list of questions you want to ask your candidates, knowing the facts of your case, and gathering as much documentation about your case as possible, you will want to contact each attorney and ask for an in-person consultation.
Their case is gathering support in Germany, but it's probably too late.
So it is just a case of gathering momentum and increasing those numbers to 2,000, 3,000 etcetera".
Just as the downloading case was gathering steam in the summer of 1999, the F.B.I. was coming to grips with the flaws of its initial inquiry.
Who is best on the iPad in your house, I ask? "I am," says Moin, closing the red leather case and gathering his crayons.
Sometimes over the past six months I've felt a bit like an immigration case worker – gathering people's details, trawling through Home Office letters, contacting the Home Office to get them to comment on the problems they were having.
