"cases of use" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to different situations or contexts in which something can be used or applied. Example: "The company conducted a study to identify the various cases of use for their new product."
"All information on that matter is fabricated and aimed at misleading international inspectors," he said, referring to the UN experts looking into possible cases of use of chemical weapons in the Syrian conflict.
It further gives an overview of the wide number of cases of use for the tool.
Two cases of use implementation are explored: (1) triaging distressed patients for optimal care, and (2) psychosocial program evaluation research.
We use C to denote various constants which may be different from in particular cases of use throughout.
A number of positive cases of use of the drug have been discovered but Wada did not specify which athletes had been found guilty.
Thus, designers and developers are confronted with the need to design more sophisticated robots that can produce such a positive reaction from users so as to become well accepted in various cases of use.
Improvement in efficiency of solar collector has been recorded in all four cases of using nanofluids in place of water.
This yields an indicative figure of roughly 2,500 cases of use-specific assessments of candidate products that may become necessary during the next years.
On the other hand, the first cases of using sequencing in medicine are arriving now.
There were several impressive cases of using Pacific Biosciences sequencing in combination with Illumina, but opinions on the technology remained split.
OR will outperform UR for the cases of using multipaths to get to the destination.
