"caseload by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the number of cases or workload that a person or organization has to handle. Example: The lawyer's caseload by the end of the year had increased by 20%, leading to a need for more assistants to help with the workload.
Although an estimated 8 million claimants are supposed to be covered by the system when it operating fully, just 141,000 were on the caseload by October.
Ministers are also studying measures to reduce the agency's caseload by helping resolve disputes between couples that might lead to non-payment of maintenance, and crackdowns on non-paying fathers which could see them tagged.
Further, the chancellor has announced how much he expects to save by virtue of these assessments, and reducing the caseload by 20% – a sum that does not correspond to the DWP's estimate of fraudulent claims.
The government's stated aim to reduce the caseload by 20%, when DLA has a fraud rate of just 0.5%, indicates that hundreds of thousands of genuinely disabled people can expect to lose out as the goalposts are narrowed.
And according to an audit of the office's caseload by an outside expert earlier this year, the southern office has the worst ratio of caseloads to workers of any center in the state.
Such reforms could reduce the Supreme Court's caseload by 30-40%, Mr Corrêa guesses.For a Jurassic institution, exempt from elections and economic pressure, the judiciary shows remarkable flashes of adaptability.
The original version, passed in 1996, reduced welfare caseloads by 50percentt, with most of the progress occurring by 2000.
Because of how the 1996 law was written, the Administration for Families and Children in Washington collects data on caseloads by state instead of city.
The reduction in the welfare caseloads by about 583,900 people in the last five years is saving the city about $435 million just in this fiscal year.
The overarching goal of the program is to reduce recidivism, promote restorative justice, and reduce the mainstream court's caseloads by redirecting these types of juvenile cases to this special design — which promote more community involvement and workshops.
Dr. Niva Lubin-Johnson, president of the National Medical Association, which represents African-American physicians and their patients, said that if Planned Parenthood loses the funding, other providers supported by the program would have to increase their caseloads by an average of 70percenttoto care for the 1.6 million people who currently receive such services through Planned Parenthood.
