"cases on how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to different examples that are applicable in a particular situation. For example, "We can look at a few cases on how to successfully manage a remote team."
The talk will show political and social cases on how the Chinese leaders and netizens use the internet to meet their different purposes.
Let's put aside for a moment that there are pretty well proven test cases on how Twitter utilization has helped companies like Dell and Comcast.
Luckily there are real use cases on how Zero Trust is being deployed coming very soon, and Forrester launched its own demonstration of a Zero Trust virtual reference architecture.
However, they split 5 to 4 in both cases on how to interpret the history.
This is followed by our perspective and use cases on how to leverage clinical big data for novel analytics.
We have shown three use cases on how the Ebola-KB and the Dashboard can be used by domain users to investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying EVD and explore the druggability of the EBOV genome.
Rather than racking up prizes, it should be used as a textbook case on how the media can convey biased and misleading information about biomedical research".
He will make his case this week that getting crushed by the Patriots in their last meeting is inconsequential and has Steve Serby of The Post already making his case on how the Jets can win.
The case joined a crowded docket that already included challenges to Mr. Obama's signature legislative achievement, the 2010 health care overhaul law, and a momentous case on how Texas will conduct its elections.
Mr. Klein said he planned to renew his case on how teachers should be laid off to the Legislature when he testified on the budget in Albany on Tuesday.
"Each side will be making its case on how well it can get the death penalty," said Jamie Orenstein, a former Justice Department official who advised former Attorney General Janet Reno on death penalty issues.
