'case study representative' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is involved in a case study for research or other academic pursuits. For example, "The professor assigned each student to a different case study representative in order to obtain data for their research."
For the present case study, representative parameter values could be estimated in a computationally efficient way.
The authors select the Salem-Keizer metropolitan area, a case study representative of the kinds of small and medium-sized communities that may prefer to use the LTS to evaluate cycling infrastructure given its lower input costs.
Then, in order to find how these typological features affect the global seismic behaviour of the examined structures, we analysed a real case study representative of the entire building type.
We conducted this survey as a case study, representative of where graduates of a Ugandan medical school might be working professionally.
The FRV is evaluated for a wide range of vehicle case studies representative of different classes within the 2015 European market.
Moreover, the application of this method to two case studies representative of bacteria and vertebrate systems has shown potential in identifying key regulators of important biological processes.
It is likely that the population of this case study is representative of a significant part of the population studied in the present paper, so the characteristics discussed above may help explain why social assistance spells are very long in our data, why women are enrolled in ALMPs much later than men, and why we find large positive ALMP effects.
The beta-2 adrenergic (B2AR) receptor, the subject of this case study, is representative of the class A GPCRs and is involved in mediating the relaxation of smooth muscle, glycogenolysis and glucogenesis in the liver and regulation of the metabolism of cells in skeletal muscle.
One hundred square sites of 100 m × 100 m were randomly selected in Greater Manchester for this representative example case study to demonstrate the assessment methodology.
To serve as a representative case study, a concrete example exception handling framework which consists of three levels of fine-grained temporal violations and their corresponding exception handling strategies is presented.
The theoretical elements of the DfV methods are outlined, together with their testing using industrial case studies of representative complexity.
